Verallgemeinerte Diagonaldominanz bei nichtlinearen Funktionen. I
Let \(m\in \mathbb{N}\), \(Q_ i\) \([i = 1,\dots,m]\) be real intervals and \(Q: Q_ 1\times\dots \times Q_ m\). The author introduces the concept of a generalized diagonally dominant function \(F: Q\to \mathbb{R}^ m\), which -- analogously to the corresponding notion for matrices -- turns out to be a comparatively large class of functions containing, e.g., strictly diagonally dominant functions and \(M\)-functions. Various characteristic properties of the new type of functions and their relations to other classes of functions are studied. For part II, see the review below.
- A note on generalized nonlinear diagonal dominance
- A generalized nonlinear diagonal dominance
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- Verallgemeinerte Diagonaldominanz bei nichtlinearen Funktionen II: Anwendung auf asynchrone Iterationsverfahren und Beispiele
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- On a Finite Difference Analogue of an Elliptic Boundary Problem which is Neither Diagonally Dominant Nor of Non‐negative Type
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