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Ein Einschliessungsverfahren für Lösungen Fehlerbehafteter Linearer Gleichungen

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In a partially ordered space, the method xn+1 = L+x +n − N+x -n − Ly+ + N y -n + r, yn+1 = N+y+ − L+y -n − Nx +n + Lx + t of successive approximation is developed in order to enclose the solutions of a set of linear fixed point equations monotonously. The method works if only the inequalities x0 ≤ y0, x0 ≤ x1, y1 ≤ y0 related to the starting elements are satisfied. In finite-dimensional spaces suitable starting vectors can be computed if a sufficiently good approximation for the fixed points is known.

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Schmidt, J.W. Ein Einschliessungsverfahren für Lösungen Fehlerbehafteter Linearer Gleichungen. Period Math Hung 13, 29–37 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01848094

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