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Refined Iterative Methods for Computation of the Solution and the Eigenvalues of Self-Adjoint Boundary Value Problems
von ENGELI, GINSBURG, STIEFEL und RUTISHAUSERInhaltsverzeichnis
- I: The Self-Adjoint Boundary Value Problem.
- 1. Problems of Dirichlet’s and Poisson’s type.
- 2. Better approximations.
- 3. Energy on the boundary.
- 4. Eigenvalue problems.
- 5. Biharmonic problems.
- 6. Adaption for practical purposes; the test example.
- 7. Modes of oscillation of the plate.
- II: Theory of Gradient Methods.
- 1. Introduction.
- 2. The residual polynomial.
- 3. Methods with two-term recursive formulae.
- 4. Methods with three-term recursive formulae.
- 5. Combined methods.
- 6. The cgT-method.
- 7. Determination of eigenvalues.
- III: Experiments on Gradient Methods.
- 2. Survey of the plate experiments.
- 3. Solution of the system A x + b = 0 (Plate problem with coarse grid).
- 4. Determination of the eigenvalues of A.
- 5. Solution of the system A x + b =0 and determination of the eigenvalues of A; fine grid.
- 6. Second test example: the bar problem.
- 7. Appendix: The first three eigenvectors of A.
- IV: Overrelaxation.
- 1. Theory.
- 2. Numerical results (Plate problem).
- 3. The bar problem.
- V: Conclusions.
- 1. The plate problem.
- 2. The bar problem.
- 3. Computation of eigenvalues.
- 4. Recollection of the facts.
- References.