Titlebook: M-matrices in Numerical Analysis; Günther Windisch Textbook 1989 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1989 Matrizen.numerische Mathematik

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M-Matrices,he former being only of particular interest to later sections. We give a first variety of M-matrices to illustrate M-matrix properties in the next chapter. Further, we are concerned with necessary and sufficient conditions for a matrix A . Z. to be an M-matrix. Owing to some practical requirements,

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M-Matrices and Discretization Methods,st one focusses attention or the convergence analysis of the methods used, the second primarily investigates how the applied methods reflect basic properties of continuous problems in discrete approximations. For second order linear elliptic and parabolic problems, which we shall consider in the fol

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M-Matrices and Eigenvalue Problems,atrices. In this context, we do not take into account FEM approximations, since they show the same qualitative properties if they also lead to eigenvalue problems for M-matrices. The reader interested in results concerning the convergence of eigenvalues and their eigenvectors of the discretized prob

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