Epsilon-inflation in verification algorithms (Q1900758)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 808368
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 808368 |
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Epsilon-inflation in verification algorithms (English)
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16 June 1996
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The paper deals with the problem of finite termination of verification algorithms using an \(\varepsilon\)-inflation (introduced by S. M. Rump). Sufficient conditions for finite termination are given, based essentially on the assumption of the \(P\)-contraction property of the response mapping. The results are illustrated on several examples including computations of verified enclosures for eigenvalues and singular values.
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epsilon-inflation
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self-validating method
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interval computations
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finite termination
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verification algorithms
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\(P\)-contraction property
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eigenvalues
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singular values
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0.8283104300498962
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0.8218305110931396
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0.7429183721542358
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