Two-sided methods for the nonlinear eigenvalue problem
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We discuss solvers for the general nonlinear eigenvalue problem that are able to compute both left and right eigenvectors. A possible application is the approximation of the resolvent of a matrix-valued function. Our focus is on large-scale problems, in the context of SLEPc, the Scalable Library for Eigenvalue Problem Computations. We present two-sided variants of the NLEIGS and SLP methods. For the latter, we have implemented a nonequivalence deflation scheme. The accuracy and performance of the methods are analyzed for several problems coming from real applications.
We discuss solvers for the general nonlinear eigenvalue problem that are able to compute both left and right eigenvectors. A possible application is the approximation of the resolvent of a matrix-valued function. Our focus is on large-scale problems, in the context of SLEPc, the Scalable Library for Eigenvalue Problem Computations. We present two-sided variants of the NLEIGS and SLP methods. For the latter, we have implemented a nonequivalence deflation scheme. The accuracy and performance of the methods are analyzed for several problems coming from real applications.
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