Accurate Eigensystem Computations by Jacobi Methods
Accurate Eigensystem Computations by Jacobi Methods
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10.1137/s089547989324820x
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1995-07
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R. Mathias
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Demmel and Veselic showed that, subject to a minor proviso, Jacobi's method computes the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a positive definite matrix more accurately than methods that first tridiagonalize the matrix. We extend their analysis and thereby: \begin{remunerate} \item We remove the minor proviso in their results and thus guarantee the accuracy of Jacobi's method. \item We show how to cheaply check, a posteriori, whether tridiagonalizing a particular matrix has caused a large relative perturbation in the eigenvalues on the matrix. This can be useful when dealing with graded matrices. \item We derive hybrid Jacobi algorithms that have the same accuracy of Jacobi's method but are faster, at least on a serial computer. \item We show that if $G$ is an $m \times n$ matrix and $m >>n$ then Jacobi's method computes the singular values almost as quickly as standard methods, but potentially much more accurately.