Componentwise inclusion and exclusion sets for solutions of quadratic equations in finite dimensional spaces (Q1079338)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3963106
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    Componentwise inclusion and exclusion sets for solutions of quadratic equations in finite dimensional spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3963106

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      Componentwise inclusion and exclusion sets for solutions of quadratic equations in finite dimensional spaces (English)
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      1986
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      Quadratic equations \(f(z)=c+Az+Bzz=0\) for \(z\in R^ m\) are considered. Sufficient conditions for an interval vector [z] to contain a solution, to contain a unique solution, or to contain no solution of \(f(z)=0\) are established. Methods how to find such vectors [z] are discussed. An iteration method is given that converges to a solution if it is unique in [z]. The results are gained by combining interval analytic fixed point theory and specific properties of the shape of f(z). Finally, the results are applied to the eigenvalue problem of matrices. A few numerical examples are shown.
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      interval arithmetic
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      componentwise error-bounds
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      Quadratic equations
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      iteration method
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      fixed point
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      eigenvalue
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      numerical examples
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