Interchanging the order of the two equations


Problems:

1.Consider the linear system

                                        10-4x1 + x2 = b1
                                        x1 + x2 = b2,
where b1, b2 ≠ 0.

(a) Find its exact solution.

(b) Let b1 = 1 and b2 = 2. Solve the system using naive Gaussian elimination with threedigit (rounded) arithmetic and compare with the exact solution x1 = 1.00010... and x2 = 0.999899....

(c) Repeat the preceding part after interchanging the order of the two equations.

(d) Find values of b1 and b2 in the original system so that naive Gaussian elimination does not give poor answers.

2.Consider the linear system of equations

                           -x1 +x2 -3x4 = 4
                           x1 +3x3 +x4 = 0
                                x2 -x3 -x4 = 3
                          3x1 +x3 +2x4 = 1

Solve the system using Gaussian elimination with partial pivoting. Show all intermediate steps and write down the index vector at each step. Compare your solution with that obtained via standard MatLab or Maple subroutines. What is the condition number of the coefficient matrix under the Frobenius norm?

3.  Ax = b
we consider the iterative scheme
                      Qx(k) = (Q - A)x (k-1) + b, k ≥ 1,
where the matrix Q is nonsingular.

(a) If ||I -Q-1A|| < 1 for some subordinate matrix norm, show that the sequence produced by the above scheme converges to the solution of the system for any initial vector x(0)

(b) If σ = ||I - Q-1A||<1, show that

||x(k) - x|| ≤ σ/1-σ||x(k) - x(k-1)||.

4. Given singular matrix

              S = ( 10    -1.6    0.6)
                    ( 0       1.2     0.8)
                    ( 0          0        0)
                     ( 0         0        0)

(a) Find its singular-value decomposition.
(b) Find its pseudoinverse.

5. Consider the matrix

                 A= ( 4   -1    -1    0)
                       (-1   4     0    -1)
                       (-1   0     4    -1)
                       ( 0    -1   -1    4)

Factor A in the following ways:

(a) A = LU, where L is unit lower triangular and U is upper triangular;
(b) A = L˜U, ˜ where L˜ is lower triangular and U˜ is unit upper triangular;
(c) A = LDU, ˜ where L is unit lower triangular, D is diagonal, and U˜ is unit upper triangular;
(d) A = Lˆ(Lˆ)
T
, where Lˆ is lower triangular;
(e) Solve the system Ax = b, where b = (1, 0, 0, 1)T
, using one of the above factorizations.

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