We discuss different variants of Newton’s method for computing the pth root of a given matrix. A suitable implementation is presented for solving the Sylvester equa-tion, that appears at every Newton’s iteration, via Kronecker products. This approach is quadratically convergent and stable, but too expensive in computational cost. In contrast we propose and analyze some specialized versions that exploit the commuta-tion of the iterates with the given matrix. These versions are relatively inexpensive but have either stability problems or stagnation problems when good precision is re-quired. Hybrid versions are presented to take advantage of the best features in both approaches. Preliminary and encouraging numerical results are presented for p...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that it involves o...
New algorithms are presented about the principal square root of an n×n matrix A. In particular, all ...
Abstract. Stable versions of Newton’s iteration for computing the principal matrix pth root A1/p of ...
New theoretical results are presented about the principal matrix pth root. In particular, we show th...
Abstract. Newton’s method for the inverse matrix pth root, A−1/p, has the attraction that it involve...
AbstractIf A is a matrix with no negative real eigenvalues and all zero eigenvalues of A are semisim...
AbstractAn accelerated, more stable generalization of Newton's method for finding matrix pth roots i...
Any nonsingular matrix has pth roots. One way to compute matrix pth roots is via a specialized versi...
AbstractAn accelerated, more stable generalization of Newton's method for finding matrix pth roots i...
AbstractTwo modifications of Newton’s method to accelerate the convergence of the nth root computati...
AbstractIn this note, we prove a residual relation for Halley’s method for finding the principal pth...
One approach to computing a square root of a matrix A is to apply Newton's method to the quadratic m...
We consider the problem of computing the square root of a perturbation of the scaled identity matrix...
We consider the problem of computing the square root of a perturbation of the scaled identity matrix...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that it involves o...
New algorithms are presented about the principal square root of an n×n matrix A. In particular, all ...
Abstract. Stable versions of Newton’s iteration for computing the principal matrix pth root A1/p of ...
New theoretical results are presented about the principal matrix pth root. In particular, we show th...
Abstract. Newton’s method for the inverse matrix pth root, A−1/p, has the attraction that it involve...
AbstractIf A is a matrix with no negative real eigenvalues and all zero eigenvalues of A are semisim...
AbstractAn accelerated, more stable generalization of Newton's method for finding matrix pth roots i...
Any nonsingular matrix has pth roots. One way to compute matrix pth roots is via a specialized versi...
AbstractAn accelerated, more stable generalization of Newton's method for finding matrix pth roots i...
AbstractTwo modifications of Newton’s method to accelerate the convergence of the nth root computati...
AbstractIn this note, we prove a residual relation for Halley’s method for finding the principal pth...
One approach to computing a square root of a matrix A is to apply Newton's method to the quadratic m...
We consider the problem of computing the square root of a perturbation of the scaled identity matrix...
We consider the problem of computing the square root of a perturbation of the scaled identity matrix...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that...
Newton's method for the inverse matrix $p$th root, $A^{-1/p}$, has the attraction that it involves o...
New algorithms are presented about the principal square root of an n×n matrix A. In particular, all ...