Titlebook: Numerical Analysis in Modern Scientific Computing; An Introduction Peter Deuflhard,Andreas Hohmann Textbook 2003Latest edition Springer Sci

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Linear Systems,In this chapter we deal with the numerical solution of a system of . linear equations . or, in short notation, . where A ∈ Mat.(.) is a real (., .)-matrix and ., . ∈ . are real .-vectors. Before starting to compute the solution ., we should ask ourselves:

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Error Analysis,In the previous chapter, we got to know a class of methods for the numerical solution of linear systems. Formally speaking, we there computed, from a given input data (., .), the solution .(., .) = .. With this example in mind, we want to analyze algorithms from a more abstract point of view in the present section.

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Architectural Design,ples. These algorithms were developed in such a way that the applications may be mapped onto an FPGA or an ASIC. The next logical step is to work out a detailed architecture keeping the actual hardware in mind. In the present chapter, we will consider the architectures for the same applications that