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刊物类别:Mathematics and Statistics
刊物主题:Mathematics Numerical Analysis Theory of Computation
出版者:Springer Milan
ISSN:1126-5434
文摘
The cyclic reduction algorithm is specialized to palindromic matrix polynomials and a complete analysis of applicability and convergence is provided. The resulting iteration is then related to other algorithms as the evaluation/interpolation at the roots of unity of a certain Laurent matrix polynomial, the trapezoidal rule for a certain integral and an algorithm based on the finite sections of a tridiagonal block Toeplitz matrix.