Modification of double-grid method for approximation solving operator equations of first kind
The author considers an operator equation of the first kind (1) \(Ku= f\), where \(K: U\to F\) is a linear continuous operator, \(U\), \(F\) are Hilbert spaces. In general, this problem is ill-posed. \textit{J. T. King} [Proceedings of the international conference held in Moscow/Russia 1991, 48-56 (1992; Zbl 0785.65064)] treated this problem in the following way: firstly, equation (1) was regularized using Tikhonov's method, then the projection method and slightly modified multigrid method were used to construct the approximate solution for (1). In the present paper, the author uses a similar approach, where he applies the general scheme of discrete approximation to discretize the regularized equation (1). The convergence of double-grid iteration scheme is proved and a method of its numerical realization is described. Finally, the author gives an example, where he uses quadrature methods for approximating solutions of (1).
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