Lecture

Convergence Analysis: Iterative Methods

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This lecture covers the convergence analysis of iterative methods, focusing on the spectral radius of a matrix and the conditions for convergence. It explains the iterative process, matrix iteration, and the spectral radius theorem. The lecture also discusses fixed point methods, gradient methods, and the importance of choosing the right parameters for convergence.

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