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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1623343
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Weighted max-norm estimate of additive Schwarz iteration scheme for solving linear complementarity problems
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    Weighted max-norm estimate of additive Schwarz iteration scheme for solving linear complementarity problems (English)
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    23 July 2001
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    The authors consider an algebraic additive Schwarz iteration scheme for solving the finite-dimensional linear complementarity problem that involves an \(M\)-matrix. The scheme contains some existing algorithms as special cases. Monotone convergence of the iteration scheme under appropriate conditions is established. Using the concept of weak regular splitting, weighted max-norm bounds are estimated for the iteration errors; thereby it is shown that the sequence generated by the iteration scheme converges to the unique solution of the problem without any restriction on the initial point.
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    error bounds
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    monotone convergence
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    additive Schwarz iteration scheme
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    linear complementarity problem
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    algorithms
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    weak regular splitting
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