Square regularization matrices for large linear discrete ill-posed problems. (Q2864482)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6236478
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| English | Square regularization matrices for large linear discrete ill-posed problems. |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6236478 |
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6 December 2013
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ill-posed problem
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regularization operator
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Tikhonov regularization
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Arnoldi process
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range restricted GMRES
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finite difference matrices
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smoothing operators
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pseudoinverse
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numerical experiments
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Square regularization matrices for large linear discrete ill-posed problems. (English)
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The authors are concerned with large-scale discrete ill-posed problems. Tikhonov regularization based on the range restricted Arnoldi process and range restricted GMRES require a square regularization matrix. When the solution is smooth, common choices of regularization operators are the identity matrix and scaled rectangular finite difference matrices. In this paper they discuss how to define square smoothing operators with a good approximation of a prescribed null space and such that the matrix-vector product with the pseudoinverse can be computed efficiently. An effective and simple strategy is obtained imposing appropriate boundary conditions to finite difference approximations of a derivative. Numerical experiments are presented to confirm the performance of the approach.
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