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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2024 / iii / Paper 335 / 3 / ii

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The normal equation for a linear inverse problem is
A∗Ax=A∗y.
(1)
Landweber iteration is the stationary iteration
xn+1​=xn​+γA∗(y−Axn​)=(I−γA∗A)xn​+γA∗y​.
(2)
A sufficient step-size condition is
0<γ<∥A∥22​​.
(3)
If y∈D(A†) and x0​∈(kerA)⊥, then
xn​⟶A†y​.
(4)
For an arbitrary initial iterate, its null-space component is unchanged and the limit is
A†y+PkerA​x0​.
(5)

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