
doi: 10.15480/882.160
In this note we discuss a method of order 1+sqrt(3) for computing the smallest eigenvalue lambda_1 of a symmetric and positive definite Toeplitz matrix. It generalizes and improves a method introduced in cite{MacVos97} which is based on rational Hermitean interpolation of the secular equation. Taking advantage of a further rational approximation of the secular equation which is essentially for free and which yields lower bounds of lambda_1 we obtain an improved stopping criterion.
Eigenwertproblem, Mathematik, Toeplitz-Matrix, secular equation, eigenvalue problem, Toeplitz matrix, Eigenvalues, eigenvectors
Eigenwertproblem, Mathematik, Toeplitz-Matrix, secular equation, eigenvalue problem, Toeplitz matrix, Eigenvalues, eigenvectors
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