This document provides an introduction to solving systems of linear equations. It discusses how systems with more than three equations cannot realistically be solved by hand and must instead be solved using computational methods. It then describes several numerical methods for solving a linear system Ax=b, including Gaussian elimination, matrix inversion, LU factorization, and Gauss-Seidel iteration. For each method, it provides a brief overview of the approach and keywords.
This document provides an introduction to solving systems of linear equations. It discusses how systems with more than three equations cannot realistically be solved by hand and must instead be solved using computational methods. It then describes several numerical methods for solving a linear system Ax=b, including Gaussian elimination, matrix inversion, LU factorization, and Gauss-Seidel iteration. For each method, it provides a brief overview of the approach and keywords.
This document provides an introduction to solving systems of linear equations. It discusses how systems with more than three equations cannot realistically be solved by hand and must instead be solved using computational methods. It then describes several numerical methods for solving a linear system Ax=b, including Gaussian elimination, matrix inversion, LU factorization, and Gauss-Seidel iteration. For each method, it provides a brief overview of the approach and keywords.
Intr oduc t i o n : System s of l i n e ar e q u ati o n s that hav e to be so l v e d
simul tane ousl y ar i se i n pr obl ems t h at i nc l ude se ve r al ( many ) v ari - abl es t h at ar e de pe nd ent on e ach othe r . Su ch pr o blems oc cur no t o nl y i n engi n e eri ng and sc ei n c e , w h i c h ar e the focus o f th si bo o k, bu t i n v i r tu al l y any d i sci pl i n e ( bu siness , stati stics , ec o n o m ci s , etc . ) . A system of two (o r thr ee ) eq u ati o n s with t wo ( or th r e e ) unknowns c an be so l ve d m an ual l y by substi tuti o n or o th e r mathe m ati c al method s (e . g . , Cramer ' s r ul e ) . S o l v i ng a system in thi s way i s p r ac t ical l y i mpossi bl e as th e numbe r of e q u ations ( and un kn o w ns ) i nc rea ses beyond thr e e . A l i ne ar syst e m o f e quati ons A x = b c an be sol ve d u sing var ious method s , nam el y , inve r se met h od , G auss /G auss -J ordan el i mi nati o n , LU facto r i z atoi n , EV D ( Ei genval ue De co mpo si tio n ) , and S VD ( S i ngu l ar V al ue Dec o mpo si ti o n ) . K eywor d s : Di ag o n al Syste m , G auss e l i m i nati on m e th od , M atri x I nv e r - si o n me tho d , LU -fac t ori z at i o n m e th o d , Gau ss -S e i dal i ter ati on m e th od . Bo d y : D i agon al syste m : Gau ss el imi n ati on me t h o d : In m ath e mati c s , G aussi an e l i m i nati on , al so kno wn as ro w r e du c t i o n , i s an al g o ri th m fo r sol v ing syste ms of l ni e ar e qu atio ns . It c onsi sts of a se q uen c e o f o pe r ati ons per formed on the c orr espond i ng matr i x of coeffi c i e n ts . T hi s meth o d c an al so be used to c ompu t e th e r ank o f a matr i x , th e deter mi nant of a sq uar e m atri x , a nd the i n - ve r se o f an i n v er ti bl e matr i x . T o per fo r m r ow r e du c ti o n on a matr i x , on e u se s a seq u e n ce o f eleme ntary r ow ope r atio n s t o m odi fy th e matri x u n ti l the l o wer l e ft -h and cor ne r of th e m atr i x i s fi l l ed wi t h z e r o s , as muc h as po ssi ble . T he re ar e t hr ee t ype s of el eme ntar y r ow op erati o ns : Swappi ng two rows , Mul tpi l yi n g a r ow by a n onze ro n u mbe r , Addi ng a m ul tipl e of one ro w to anothe r r ow . Matr i x Inv ersi on me t h o d:
LU Fac to ri za ti on m eth o d : Gauss -Si e d el Iter ati o n Me thod :
In numer i cal li n ear al ge bra , t he G auss –S ei d e l m etho d, al so kno wn
as t h e Li e bmann metho d o r th e me thod of su c c e ssi v e d i spl ac e ment , i s an i te r ati v e m e thod used t o sol v e a syste m o f l i n e ar e quati o ns . The c o nv e r gence pr o per ti e s o f the G auss –Sei d e l me t ho d ar e d e p e nden t on the ma tr i x A . Nam ely , the pr o c edur e i s k n own to co n v er ge fi e ith e r : A i s symmetri c positi v e - defi ni te , [5 ] or A is strictly or i r r e d uc i bl y d ai go nal l y d o mi na nt . [6 ] T h e G auss –Seide l m ethod so m eti m e s c o n ve r g es e ven i f th ese c on d i ti o ns ar e no t satisfi e d .