Lecture

Convergence Criteria: Richardson Method

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This lecture covers the Richardson method for solving linear systems, focusing on the block-Jacobi approximation and convergence criteria. The instructor explains the algorithm's iterations, maximum number of iterations, and stopping criteria based on residual values.

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