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The optimal \(\omega\) is not best for the SOR iteration method (English)
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1991
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The author proposes a new method for improving the convergence of the successive overrelaxation (SOR) method by using a polynomial acceleration together with a suboptimal relaxation factor \((\omega <\omega_ b)\) as an alternative to the unaccelerated SOR iteration with optimal relaxation factor \(\omega_ b\). Practical polynomial accelerations and numerical results of the run using the better polynomial are presented.
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successive overrelaxation
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polynomial acceleration
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suboptimal relaxation factor
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numerical results
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