An extrapolation technique to iterate to the smallest and largest eigenvalues of an infinite-dimensional normal matrix used in function fitting (Q1322886)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 566116
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 566116 |
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An extrapolation technique to iterate to the smallest and largest eigenvalues of an infinite-dimensional normal matrix used in function fitting (English)
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9 May 1994
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Methods to compute the minimum and maximum eigenvalues of infinite- dimensional matrices using an extension of the power and the inverse power methods and extrapolation techniques are presented. These methods are applied to nonorthogonal function fitting.
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minimum and maximum eigenvalues
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infinite-dimensional matrices
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power methods
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extrapolation
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nonorthogonal function fitting
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