Structured Backward Errors for Special Classes of Saddle Point Problems with Applications

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Autori principali: Ahmad, Sk. Safique, Khatun, Pinki
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author Ahmad, Sk. Safique
Khatun, Pinki
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Khatun, Pinki
contents In the realm of numerical analysis, the study of structured backward errors (BEs) in saddle point problems (SPPs) has shown promising potential for development. However, these investigations overlook the inherent sparsity pattern of the coefficient matrix of the SPP. Moreover, the existing techniques are not applicable when the block matrices have circulant, Toeplitz, or symmetric-Toeplitz structures and do not even provide structure preserving minimal perturbation matrices for which the BE is attained. To overcome these limitations, we investigate the structured BEs of SPPs when the perturbation matrices exploit the sparsity pattern as well as circulant, Toeplitz, and symmetric-Toeplitz structures. Furthermore, we construct minimal perturbation matrices that preserve the sparsity pattern and the aforementioned structures. Applications of the developed frameworks are utilized to compute BEs for the weighted regularized least squares problem. Finally, numerical experiments are performed to validate our findings, showcasing the utility of the obtained structured BEs in assessing the strong backward stability of numerical algorithms.
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spellingShingle Structured Backward Errors for Special Classes of Saddle Point Problems with Applications
Ahmad, Sk. Safique
Khatun, Pinki
Numerical Analysis
15A06, 65F10, 65F99, 65G99
In the realm of numerical analysis, the study of structured backward errors (BEs) in saddle point problems (SPPs) has shown promising potential for development. However, these investigations overlook the inherent sparsity pattern of the coefficient matrix of the SPP. Moreover, the existing techniques are not applicable when the block matrices have circulant, Toeplitz, or symmetric-Toeplitz structures and do not even provide structure preserving minimal perturbation matrices for which the BE is attained. To overcome these limitations, we investigate the structured BEs of SPPs when the perturbation matrices exploit the sparsity pattern as well as circulant, Toeplitz, and symmetric-Toeplitz structures. Furthermore, we construct minimal perturbation matrices that preserve the sparsity pattern and the aforementioned structures. Applications of the developed frameworks are utilized to compute BEs for the weighted regularized least squares problem. Finally, numerical experiments are performed to validate our findings, showcasing the utility of the obtained structured BEs in assessing the strong backward stability of numerical algorithms.
title Structured Backward Errors for Special Classes of Saddle Point Problems with Applications
topic Numerical Analysis
15A06, 65F10, 65F99, 65G99
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.11610