Abstract

In this paper we study n×n real, non-symmetric, ill conditioned Toeplitz systems of the form Tn(f)x=b. The corresponding generating function is a complex valued one of the form f=f1+if2, where i=−1, is known a priori and has roots. We note that f1 is a 2π-periodic even function while f2 is a 2π-periodic odd one. In order to solve the above system efficiently, we use the Preconditioned Generalized Minimal Residual (PGMRES) method and the Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient method applied to the Normal Equations (PCGN). We present a specific preconditioning technique that combines elimination of the roots of f and best uniform approximation or interpolation by trigonometric polynomials. The proposed preconditioner is a band Toeplitz matrix Tn(p) generated by the trigonometric polynomial p=gq. The trigonometric polynomial g is an appropriate complex polynomial having the same zeros as f while q is the trigonometric polynomial derived by the uniform approximation or interpolation of the function fg. Using Tn(p) as a preconditioner, we achieve a good clustering of the singular values of the preconditioned matrix in a small interval around 1, as well as a good clustering of the eigenvalues in a small domain in the right half-plane of the complex plane, far from zero. Moreover, we describe on how the presented preconditioning technique can be extended to the two level Toeplitz systems. Finally, we show, by various numerical experiments, that the proposed preconditioning technique can solve a Toeplitz system of the above form in a small number of iterations.

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