Lecture

Conjugate Gradient Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the gradient and conjugate gradient methods for solving linear systems of equations, focusing on the convergence properties and efficiency improvements through preconditioning. The instructor demonstrates the application of the conjugate gradient method using MATLAB, emphasizing the importance of proper preconditioning for faster convergence and accurate solutions.

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