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Heavy-ball error propagation matrix (M)

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For ek​=x∗−xk​,
(ek​ek+1​​)=((1+β)I−αAI​−βI0​)(ek−1​ek​​).
(1)
If A is diagonal with entries λi​, a coordinate permutation turns this matrix into blocks
(1+β−αλi​1​−β0​).
(2)
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Heavy-ball error propagation matrix
For A=diag(1,γ), α=1/γ, and β=(1−γ−1/2)2, every error-propagation block has spectral radius at most 1−γ−1/2, and equality occurs.

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