An Introduction To Applied Matrix Analysis

An Introduction To Applied Matrix Analysis

  • Xiao Qing Jin
  • Seak-weng Vong
Publisher:World Scientific Publishing CompanyISBN 13: 9789814749480ISBN 10: 9814749486

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An Introduction To Applied Matrix Analysis is written by Xiao Qing Jin and published by World Scientific Publishing Company. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 9814749486 (ISBN 10) and 9789814749480 (ISBN 13).

It is well known that most problems in science and engineering eventually progress into matrix problems. This book gives an elementary introduction to applied matrix theory and it also includes some new results obtained in recent years.The book consists of eight chapters. It includes perturbation and error analysis; the conjugate gradient method for solving linear systems; preconditioning techniques; and least squares algorithms based on orthogonal transformations, etc. The last two chapters include some latest development in the area. In Chap. 7, we construct optimal preconditioners for functions of matrices. More precisely, let f be a function of matrices. Given a matrix A, there are two choices of constructing optimal preconditioners for f(A). Properties of these preconditioners are studied for different functions. In Chap. 8, we study the Bottcher-Wenzel conjecture and discuss related problems.This is a textbook for senior undergraduate or junior graduate students majoring in science and engineering. The material is accessible to students who, in various disciplines, have basic linear algebra, calculus, numerical analysis, and computing knowledge. The book is also useful to researchers in computational science who are interested in applied matrix theory.