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Weighted Jacobi method for the one-dimensional Poisson equation

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For the centered second-difference matrix with diagonal −2 and off-diagonals 1, the weighted-Jacobi eigenvalues are
λk​(ω)=1−ω+ωcosn+1kπ​,1≤k≤n.
(1)
The method converges for every grid size exactly when 0<ω≤1.
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High-frequency smoothing factor of weighted Jacobi (μω​)

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Weighted Jacobi method for the one-dimensional Poisson equation
For modes with k/(n+1)∈[1/2,1] and large n, the worst attenuation factor is
μω​=max{∣1−ω∣,∣1−2ω∣}.
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It is minimized by ω=2/3, for which μω​=1/3.

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