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Global convergence of nonlinear successive overrelaxation via linear theory

Globale Konvergenz der nichtlinearen SOR mit Hilfe der linearen Theorie

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The global convergence of nonlinear successive overrelaxation is established by utilising estimates from linear SOR theory.

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Die globale Konvergenz des nichtlinearen SOR-Verfahrens wird mit Hilfe von Abschätzungen aus der linearen SOR-Theorie gezeigt.

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Brewster, M.E., Kannan, R. Global convergence of nonlinear successive overrelaxation via linear theory. Computing 34, 73–79 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02242174

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