Gauss seidel method || Iterative method

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Jacobi's iteration method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoHReaKafdhgp80

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[@Civillearningonline]

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From the onset Isn't this Jacobi Iteration method? Gauss Seidel method does it require checking for diagnol dominance?

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If a11=a12+a13 then?? Can we follow the same procedure

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[@Rafi_Satria]

I have this problem where it says that i have to find the approximation using fixed point iteration and gauss seidel iteration, but i dont understand, isnt both the same? like using the same formula? i've been searching all over the internet but i cant recall whats the difference?

[@shamashama2974]

There is a slight difference in iterative solution of the two methods.... (Gauss Jacobi and Gauss Seidal) Just have a look on general forms for iterative 1 and 2... Observe the difference.

[@Rafi_Satria]

@@shamashama2974 Yes now i know what's the difference, but i still wondering about the question format, the question should've ask to find and compare the value approximation using "gauss jacobi and gauss seidel", not "fixed iteration and gauss seidel", because they're both the same right? edit: here's the question the given non linear system : x = (8x- 4x^2 + y^2 +1)/(8) y = (2x - x^2 + 4y - y^2 + 3)/(4) use the initial approximation (p0, q0) = (1.1 , 2), and compute the next 3 approximations to the fixed point using (a) fixed point iteration and (b) Seidel iteration

[@ahmedalamoudi6489]

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[@haarikaalla1665]

Can we get negative values according to the question in few iterations

[@Civillearningonline]

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[@Civillearningonline]

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[@CodingTutor-1226]

sir is the no formula you can use to find the number of iteration.

[@Civillearningonline]

No.

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How many iteration can we do it too

[@Civillearningonline]

Until you start getting value close to zero.

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[@suhanashrestha6838]

Yesma tyo higher wala haru bhayena ta ki malai na aako ho x + 2y + 3z = 4 6x - 4y + 5z = 10 5x + 2y + 2z = 25

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[@Civillearningonline]

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[@diptimayeedash5200]

Jacobi and seidel are same.?

[@Civillearningonline]

Slightly different

[@eugeneyao7083]

Sir please if number of iterations is not specified, how much do we use to resolve equations?

[@Civillearningonline]

We need to proceed until we get value similar in two successive iteration.

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In second iteration you will make the mistake z1 value is 1.1931 sir but you wrote the the other one means 1.1982 sorry sir

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