Conjugate gradient algorithms in nonconvex optimization
Radosław Pytlak
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Conjugate gradient algorithms in nonconvex optimization
Published
2009
Publisher
Springer
Pages
477
ISBN-13
9783540856337
ISBN-10
3540856331
Subjects
Preconditioned conjugate-gradient methods for low-speed flow calculations
A taxonomy for conjugate gradient methods
Polynomial preconditioning for conjugate gradient methods
Multi-color incomplete Cholesky conjugate gradient methods for vector computers
Preconditioned conjugate gradient methods
Preconditioned conjugate gradient methods
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