Abstract

For solving the large scale quadratic eigenvalue problem L(@l)x: =([email protected]^[email protected]+C)x=0, a direct projection method based on the Krylov subspaces generated by a single matrix A^-^1B using the standard Arnoldi algorithm is considered. It is shown that, when iteratively combined with the shift-and-invert technique, it results in a fast converging algorithm. The important situations of inexact shift-and-invert are also discussed and numerical examples are presented to illustrate the new method.

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