Lecture

Iterative Methods for Linear Systems

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This lecture covers iterative methods for solving linear systems of equations, focusing on the convergence properties of methods like Richardson's method. The instructor discusses the use of norm versus spectral radius in analyzing convergence. Topics include LU factorization, MATLAB implementations, condition numbers, and error estimation.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis

Algebra: Linear algebra

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