Semiconvergence of two-stage iterative methods for singular linear systems (Q875038): Difference between revisions

A splitting \(A=M-N\) is often used in order to solve the linear equation \(Ax=b\). Here one more splitting \(M=F-G\) is used if the inversion of \(M\) is still expensive. This gives rise to two nested iterations, but only a few steps of the inner iteration are performed. Moreover it is admitted that the given matrix \(A\) is singular and has the nullity \(1\).