Abstract

This paper proposes the modified generalization of the HSS (MGHSS) to solve a large and sparse continuous Sylvester equation, improving the efficiency and robustness. The analysis shows that the MGHSS converges to the unique solution of AX + XB = C unconditionally. We also propose an inexact variant of the MGHSS (IMGHSS) and prove its convergence under certain conditions. Numerical experiments verify the efficiency of the proposed methods.

Highlights

  • Under the above assumptions, it is sufficient to prove that equation (1) has a unique solution [1]

  • For large and sparse continuous Sylvester equations, iteration methods were used, such as the gradient-based algorithm [13,14,15,16,17,18]. Such an iteration method has been studied in recent years, taking advantage of the low-rank and sparsity of right-hand C in equation (1)

  • There are numerical research studies which focus on solving complex Sylvester matrix equation with large size, based on the HSS method for solving (1) which is proposed in [11]

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Introduction

It is sufficient to prove that equation (1) has a unique solution [1]. Many authors considered such a linear matrix equation problem and concentrated on accelerating the HSS iteration on the continuous Sylvester equation (1) [7,8,9,10], which was first proposed in [11]. In the same direction of the research, this paper presents a modified GHSS method to solve the Complexity continuous Sylvester equations.

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