Numerical methods for Data Assimilation

Backward stability of relaxed GMRES

Assumptions on

and

We assume that and that and are small enough compared to $\kappa(A)$ in such a way that

and

hold, where , and where the , and are positive constants.

Assumptions on the matrix-vector product

We assume that at each step the error made on the quantity is such that

where is controlled via

and is the Arnoldi residual of the relaxed GMRES algorithm.

At step of the relaxed GMRES, we define the approximate solution by , this matrix-vector product being performed exactly on the computed quantities and .

Backward error at the "breakdown"

We assume and that the algorithm is run until one of the two following conditions holds,

  1. ,

  2. or and .

Then the residual satisfies

where $\delta$ is a polynomial that depends on the size of the problem and the characteristics of the floating-point arithmetic.

Conclusion

  • Relaxation for GMRES understood in exact arithmetic.

  • Relaxation for Householder GMRES in finite precision proved.

  • Numerous applications for these ideas (FMM, inexact preconditioning).

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