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Conjugate-gradient residual orthogonality

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At iteration m of the conjugate gradient method,
xm​−x0​∈Km​(A,r0​),rm​⊥Km​(A,r0​),
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and rm​ itself lies in Km+1​(A,r0​). These Galerkin conditions imply finite termination once the Krylov subspace becomes invariant under A.

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