Geometrically Isolated Nonisolated Solutions and Their Approximation
Geometrically Isolated Nonisolated Solutions and Their Approximation
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几何孤立的非孤立解及其逼近
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1981
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H. Keller
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H. Keller
A solution $x = x^0 $ of $F(x)=0 $ is said to be “isolated” if the Frechet derivative $F'(x^0 )$ is nonsingular. It is said to be “geometrically isolated” if no other solution is in $\| {x - x^0 } \| \leqq \rho $ for some $\rho > 0$. Isolated solutions are always geometrically isolated. Sufficient conditions are obtained to insure that a nonisolated solution is also geometrically isolated. We then study the application of approximation methods, in the general form $F_h (x_h ) = 0$, to approximate nonisolated solutions which are geometrically isolated. Under strong consistency conditions the results are somewhat negative—the approximations may have an even number (including zero) or an odd number of roots near $x^0$, depending upon the “multiplicity” cf $ x^0 $ as a root. If the accuracy is $O(h^p )$ and the multiplicity is N, then the approximations have error $O(h^{p /N})$. The relation of these results to limit and bifurcation points is discussed briefly.