An adaptive CGNR algorithm for solving large linear systems
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The author analyses the Conjugate Gradient Normal Residual algorithm (CGNR) and proves that it is both residual minimizing and error reducing. Then, by using a polynomial preconditioning he constructs an adaptive version of the CGNR algorithm. Numerical tests and comparisons with GMRES and classical CGNR algorithms are also reported.
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