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An Inexact Uzawa-Type Iterative Method For Solving Saddle Point Problems

Xiao-Liang Cheng Department of Mathematics, Hangzhou University, Zhejiang, 310028, China
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Jun Zou Department of Mathematics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong, P.R. China
Pages 55-64 | Published online: 15 Sep 2010

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Yiqin Lin. (2010) On an inexact Uzawa-type algorithm for stabilized saddle point problems. International Journal of Computer Mathematics 87:13, pages 2945-2952.
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Yiqin Lin. (2007) On the convergence of iterative methods for stabilized saddle point problems. International Journal of Computer Mathematics 84:3, pages 421-426.
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Yi-Fen Ke & Chang-Feng Ma. (2017) A low-order block preconditioner for saddle point linear systems. Computational and Applied Mathematics 37:2, pages 1959-1970.
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Yiqin Lin & Yimin Wei. (2006) Fast corrected Uzawa methods for solving symmetric saddle point problems. Calcolo 43:2, pages 65-82.
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