We describe a novel technique for computing a sparse incomplete factorization of a general symmetric positive de nite matrix A. The factorization is not based on the Cholesky algorithm (or Gaussian elimination), but on A-orthogonalization. Thus, the incomplete factorization always exists and can be computed without any diagonal modi cation. When used in conjunction with the conjugate gradient a...

Matrix inequalities have come to be extremely important in systems engineering in the past decade. This is because many systems problems convert directly into matrix inequalities. Matrix inequalities take the form of a list of requirements that polynomials or rational functions of matrices be positive semide nite. Of course while some engineering problems present rational functions which are we...

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For Stokes problem, we show how to obtain nite volume schemes from a Mixed nite element method with a well chosen numerical integration diagonalising the mass matrix. The analysis of the corresponding nite volume scheme is directly deduced from general results of mixed nite element theory. In this note, we exhibit nite volume scheme for Stokes problem and give optimal a priori error estimate. R...

We derive and study cell centered nite volume approximations of reaction di usion equations For Voronoi and circumscribed volumes we obtain monotone schemes If the volumes satisfy regularity condition then the schemes are H positive de nite and rst order accurate For nite volumes satisfying an additional symmetry condition the schemes are second order accurate

Th e multiplicity of policies proposed to support the informal sector refl ects the lack of a common defi nition. Although they may produce positive eff ects, these are limited and fail to constitute a comprehensive strategic approach. Th e diff erent interpretations in the absence of a common defi nition as well as the strategies emerging from them are reviewed. Th e identifi cation of informa...

As a contribution to the project for recognising matrix groups deened over nite elds, we describe an algorithm for deciding whether or not the natural module for such a matrix group can be decomposed into a non-trivial tensor product. In the aarmative case, a tensor decomposition is returned. As one component, we develop algorithms to compute p-local subgroups of a matrix group.

in this paper, we show that in each nite dimensional hilbert space, a frame of subspaces is an ultra bessel sequence of subspaces. we also show that every frame of subspaces in a nite dimensional hilbert space has frameness bound.

The defi nition of knowledge as justifi ed true belief is the best we presently have. However, the canonical tripartite analysis of knowledge does not do justice to it due to a Platonic conception of a priori truth that puts the cart before the horse. Within a pragmatic approach, I argue that by doing away with a priori truth, namely by submitting truth to justifi cation, and by accordingly alt...

The G-graph Γ(G,S) is a graph from the group G generated by S ⊆ G, where the vertices are the right cosets of the cyclic subgroups 〈s〉, s ∈ S with k-edges between two distinct cosets if there is an intersection of k elements. In this thesis, after presenting some important properties of G-graphs, we show how the G-graph depends on the generating set of the group. We give the G-graphs of the sym...