Non-archimedean Broyden method Q-superlinear convergence conjecture
Non-archimedean Broyden method Q-superlinear convergence conjecture
Let the hypotheses and notation be those of Theorem, in the general non-archimedean setting considered in the paper. Non-archimedean Broyden convergence conjecture. Broyden's method has locally Q-superlinear convergence. Over the relevant non-archimedean fields, this would extend the known real convergence result; the conjecture is motivated by the absence of a non-archimedean analogue of the Frobenius-norm identity used in the real proof.
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Xavier Dahan and Tristan Vaccon, “On a non-archimedean broyden method”, arXiv:2009.01511 (2020).
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