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Transseries and Real Differential AlgebraThe conjugate Gradient Method was cited among the . by Computing in Science & Engineering Magazine, vol. 2, January 2000. It can be considered as a direct method as well as an iterative method for solving systems of linear algebraic equations. In this paper we introduce the fathers of this significant method.

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The Founders of the Conjugate Gradient MethodThe conjugate Gradient Method was cited among the . by Computing in Science & Engineering Magazine, vol. 2, January 2000. It can be considered as a direct method as well as an iterative method for solving systems of linear algebraic equations. In this paper we introduce the fathers of this significant method.

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Deflation in Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Methods for Finite Element Problemsquations using Finite Elements, Finite Volumes or Finite Differences. The systems tend to become very large for three dimensional problems. Some models involve both time and space as independent parameters and therefore it is necessary to solve such a linear system efficiently at all time-steps.

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Nonsmooth Equation Method for Nonlinear Nonconvex Optimizationraints ..(.) ≤ 0 and ..(.) = 0, where .: .. → ., ..: .. → .. and ..: .. → .. are twice continuously differentiable mappings (.. ≤ 0 is considered by elements, . = {l, ... , ..}, and . = {.. + 1, ... ,.. + ..}.

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Acute Versus Nonobtuse Tetrahedralizationslution . of .–. satisfies the maximum principle, i.e., if . ≤ 0 then the maximum (essential supremum) of . over . is attained on the boundary ??. A similar maximum principle holds for a wide class of nonlinear second order elliptic problems [.].

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Conjugate Gradient Algorithms and Finite Element Methods978-3-642-18560-1Series ISSN 1434-8322 Series E-ISSN 2198-2589