MATH 6370 Homework: Vector Iteration Methods and QR Decomposition, Assignments of Mathematical Methods for Numerical Analysis and Optimization

Solutions to problems 14 and 22 from chapter 6 of the textbook for math 6370, a graduate-level mathematics course. The solutions involve the vector iteration method for finding the eigenvalues of a matrix and the qr decomposition of a matrix using a householder projector. The document also includes additional material on the eigenvalues of a matrix and their associated eigenvectors.

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Department of Mathematics Fall 2007
MATH 6370, Section 10583 MW 5:30-7:00PM
A. Caboussat
Answers Homework Chapter 8
HOMEWORK FROM THE TEXT
Problem 14 (Chapter 6 - Problem 14) 6 14
Following the steps and notations in class, the simple vector iteration methods leads to
yk=
n
X
i=1
ρiλk
ixi, Ayk=
n
X
i=1
ρiλk+1
ixi.
Therefore,
qkj =Pn
i=1 ρiλk+1
i(xi)j
Pn
i=1 ρiλk
i(xi)j
=
λ1ρ1(x1)j+Pn
i=2 ρiλi
λ1k+1
(xi)j
ρ1(x1)j+Pn
i=2 ρiλi
λ1k
(xi)j
.
In a first approximation, the term leading the error will be, when (x1)j6= 0,
qkj =λ1
ρ1(x1)j+Pn
i=2 ρiλi
λ1k+1
(xi)j
ρ1(x1)j
+ higher order terms,
meaning:
qkj =λ1 ρ1(x1)j+ρiλ2
λ1k+1
(xi)j!+ higher order terms .
Similarly:
rk=yT
kAyk
yT
kyk
=yT
kPn
i=1 ρiλk+1
ixi
Pn
i=1 ρ2
iλ2k
i|xi|2=Pn
i=1 ρ2
iλ2k+1
i|xi|2
Pn
i=1 ρ2
iλ2k
i|xi|2
and
rk=λ1
ρ1|x1|2+Pn
i=2 ρ2
iλi
λ12k+1
|xi|2
ρ1|x1|2Pn
i=2 ρ2
iλi
λ12k
|xi|2
=λ1 1 + ρ2
2λ2
λ12k+1
|x2|2+ higher order terms !.
Problem 22 (Chapter 6 - Problem 22) 6 22
The QR decomposition of the matrix
A=2ε
ε1
actually consists in one single multiplication oby a Householder projector matrix. The first step therefore reads
(by using the notations of the book):
P A =R=k r1
0r2
pf2

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Department of Mathematics Fall 2007 MATH 6370, Section 10583 MW 5:30-7:00PM A. Caboussat

Answers Homework Chapter 8

HOMEWORK FROM THE TEXT

Problem 14 (Chapter 6 - Problem 14) 6 14

Following the steps and notations in class, the simple vector iteration methods leads to

yk =

∑^ n

i=

ρiλki xi, Ayk =

∑^ n

i=

ρiλk i +1xi.

Therefore,

qkj =

∑n i=1 ρiλ

k+ ∑^ i^ (xi)j n i=1 ρiλ k i (xi)j

λ 1

ρ 1 (x 1 )j +

∑n i=2 ρi

λi λ 1

)k+ (xi)j

ρ 1 (x 1 )j +

∑n i=2 ρi

λi λ 1

)k (xi)j

In a first approximation, the term leading the error will be, when (x 1 )j 6 = 0,

qkj = λ 1

ρ 1 (x 1 )j +

∑n i=2 ρi

λi λ 1

)k+ (xi)j ρ 1 (x 1 )j

  • higher order terms,

meaning:

qkj = λ 1

ρ 1 (x 1 )j + ρi

λ 2 λ 1

)k+ (xi)j

  • higher order terms.

Similarly:

rk = yTk Ayk ykT yk

yTk

(∑n i=1 ρiλ

k+ i xi

∑n i=1 ρ

2 i λ

2 k i |xi|

∑n i=1 ρ 2 i λ

2 k+ i |xi|

2 ∑n i=1 ρ

2 i λ

2 k i |xi|

2

and

rk = λ 1

ρ 1 |x 1 |^2 +

∑n i=2 ρ 2 i

λi λ 1

) 2 k+ |xi|^2

ρ 1 |x 1 | 2 ∑n i=2 ρ

2 i

λi λ 1

) 2 k |xi| 2

= λ 1

1 + ρ^22

λ 2 λ 1

) 2 k+ |x 2 |^2 + higher order terms

Problem 22 (Chapter 6 - Problem 22) 6 22

The QR decomposition of the matrix

A =

2 ε ε 1

actually consists in one single multiplication oby a Householder projector matrix. The first step therefore reads (by using the notations of the book):

P A = R =

k r 1 0 r 2

with k = −

4 + ε^2 , P = I − βuuT^ , u = (2 +

4 + ε^2 , ε)T^ and β =

[√

4 + ε

4 + ε^2 + 2

)]− 1

Therefore

P = I − βuuT^ =

1 − β(2 +

4 + ε^2 )^2 −β(2 +

4 + ε^2 )ε −β(2 +

4 + ε^2 )ε 1 βε^2

Simplifications and multiplications of (ε, 1)T^ by P allows to obtain (r 1 , r 2 ). Q is the inverse of P.

ADDITIONAL HOMEWORK

Problem 1 49

Suppose that λ is an eigenvalue of A with associated eigenvector x, such that ||x||∞ = 1. Since Ax = λx, we have

∑^ n

j=

aij xj = λxj , i = 1,... , n.

If k is the integer such that |xk| = ||x||∞ = 1. Therefore

∑^ n

j=

akj xj = λxk

and

∑^ n

j=1,j 6 =k

akj xj = (λ − akk )xk.

Therefore:

|λ − akk| = |λ − akk| |xk| 6

∑^ n

j=1,j 6 =k

|akj | |xj | 6

∑^ n

j=1,j 6 =k

|akj | |xj | ,

since |xj | 6 |xk| = 1. Thus λ ∈ R.