Lecture

Linear Systems: Richardson's Method

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This lecture covers Chapter 5 on linear systems and iterative methods, focusing on Richardson's method for solving linear equations. The method involves preconditioning matrices, fixed points, and convergence criteria, with applications in system solutions and error control.

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