Regularization with Differential Operators: An Iterative Approach (Q4029161)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 126479
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 126479 |
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Regularization with Differential Operators: An Iterative Approach (English)
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7 March 1993
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ill-posed problem
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regularization
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ill-conditioned linear equation
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Tikhonov-Phillips method
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truncated singular value method
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semi-iterative method
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preconditioned conjugate gradient method
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numerical example
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The author introduces iterative counterparts to the regularization method of Tikhonov-Philips with a general smoothing operator \(L\) to solve an ill-posed or ill-conditioned linear equation \(Kx = b\), that is, choose \(K\) such that \(\| b-Kx\|^ 2 + \alpha\| Lx\|^ 2 \to \min\). An explicit formula for the regularized approximation \(x_ \alpha\) is determined by (A) \(x_ \alpha = x_ 0 + L^ -r_ \alpha(L^{- *}K^*KL^ -)L^{-*}K^*b\), where \(L^ -\) is the generalized inverse of \(L\). Depending the choice of the function \(r_ \alpha\), the formula (A) can become the Tikhonov-Phillips method, the truncated singular value method, the semi-iterative method, or the preconditioned conjugate gradient method. Finally, the author presents a numerical example to illustrate the effectiveness of the regularization methods.
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