2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.aml.2018.06.024
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Preconditioned symmetric block triangular splitting iteration method for a class of complex symmetric linear systems

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“…That is Remark 1. From the above result and Theorem 2 in [30], the SSTS iteation method has a larger convergent domain than PSBTS iteration method for parameter α and it is insensitive to parameter ω. Thus, our method will be more robust than the PSBTS iteation method to solve linear system (1.1).…”
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“…That is Remark 1. From the above result and Theorem 2 in [30], the SSTS iteation method has a larger convergent domain than PSBTS iteration method for parameter α and it is insensitive to parameter ω. Thus, our method will be more robust than the PSBTS iteation method to solve linear system (1.1).…”
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“…Remark 2. For the SSTS and the PSBTS iteration methods, we observe that they have the same optimal convergence factor according to the above theorem and Theorem 3 in [30]. The PSBTS iteration method need solving four sub-systems with coefficient matrix W ω , but our method only need dealing with two subsystems with respect to W ω .…”
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“…Liang and Zhang (2016) derived the symmetric SOR (SSOR) iteration method for (1) and studied its optimal parameter. Besides, a symmetric block triangular splitting (SBTS) iteration method and its preconditioned version were developed in Li et al (2018) and Zhang et al (2018), respectively. Recently, Liang and Zhang (2019) introduced the additive block triangular (ABT) method for (1).…”
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