A comparison of rates of convergence for the modified alternating direction preconditioning (MADP) method
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From authors' summary: The authors consider the numerical solution of self-adjoint elliptic boundary-value problems by a variety of accelerated versions of the modified alternating direction preconditioning method. These iterative schemes have considerably improved convergence rate as compared with the well known ADI methods.
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