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Author: Steven Chapra
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 11, Problem 1P

Perform the same calculations as in (a) Example 11.1, and (b) Example 11.3, but for the tridiagonal system,

[ 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.8 ] { x 1 x 2 x 3 } = { 41 25 105 }

(a)

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To determine

To calculate: The solution of following tridiagonal system with Thomas Algorithm:

0.80.40.40.80.40.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Answer to Problem 1P

Solution:

The solution is x1=173.8123, x2=245.1247 and x3=253.9371

Explanation of Solution

Given:

A tridiagonal system:

0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Formula used:

(a) The decomposition is implemented as:

ek=ekfk1

fk=fkekgk1

(2) Forward substitution is implemented as:

rk=rkek rk1

(3) Back substitution is implemented as:

xn=rnfn,

For kn1

xk=rkgkxk+1fk

Calculation:

Consider the system of equation:

0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Where,

[A]=0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8

f1=0.8, f2=0.8, f3=0.8

g1=0.4, g2=0.4

e2=0.4, e3=0.4

r1=41, r2=25, r3=105

First the decomposition is implemented as:

e2=e2f1=0.40.8=0.5

Now,

f2=f2e2.g1=0.8(0.5)(0.4)=0.80.2=0.6

And,

e3=e3f2=0.40.6=0.667

And,

f3=f3e3.g2=0.8(0.667)(0.4)=0.533

Thus, the matrix [A] is transformed to,

0.80.400.50.60.400.6670.533

Now, the LU decomposition of the above matrix is,

[A]=[L][U]=1000.51000.66710.80.4000.60.4000.533

The forward substitution is implemented as:

r2=r2e2.r1=25(0.5)(41)=25+20.5=45.5

And,

r3=r3e3.r2=105(0.667)(45.5)=135.3485

Thus, the right-hand-side vector is modified to,

{4145.5135.3485}

The right-hand-side vector can be used in conjunction with the [U] matrix to perform back substitution and obtain the solution as:

x3=r3f3=135.34850.533=253.9371

Also,

x2=r2g2.x3f2=45.5(0.4)(253.9371)0.6=245.1247

And,

x1=r1g1.x2f1=41(0.4)(245.1247)0.8=173.8123

Thus, the solution of the given system of equation is x1=173.8123, x2=245.1247 and x3=253.9371.

(b)

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To determine

To calculate: The solution of following tridiagonal system of equation with Gauss-Seidel method:

0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Answer to Problem 1P

Solution:

Using Gauss-Seidel method four iteration are performed to get x1=150.234375, x2=221.484375 and x3=241.9921875.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

A system of equation:

0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Formula used:

(1) The values of x1, x2 and x3 are given by the formula:

x1=b1a12x2a13x3a11 ,

x2=b2a21x1a23x3a22,

x3=b3a31x1a32x2a33

(2) True percent relative error is given by,

εt=true valueapproximationtrue value×100%

(3) Convergence can be checked using the criterion

|εa,i|=|xijxij1xij|100%<εs

For all i, where j and j- 1 are the present and previous iterations.

Calculation:

The true solution is x1=173.8123, x2=245.1247 and x3=253.9371.

Consider the system of equation:

0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8{x1x2x3}={4125105}

Where,

[A]=0.80.400.40.80.400.40.8

{X}={x1x2x3}

{B}={4125105}

First, solve each of the equations for its unknown on the diagonal

x1=41(0.4)x2(0)x30.8 ...... (1)

x2=25(0.4)x1(0.4)x30.8 ...... (2)

x3=105(0)x1(0.4)x20.8 ...... (3)

For initial guess, assume x2=0 and x3=0.

Thus, equation (1) becomes,

x1=41(0.4)x2(0)x30.8=41(0.4)(0)(0)(0)0.8=410.8=51.25

This value, along with the assumed value of x3=0, can be substituted in equation (2) to calculate,

x2=25(0.4)x1(0.4)x30.8=25(0.4)(51.25)(0.4)(0)0.8=45.50.8=56.875

Now, substitute the calculated values of x1=51.25 and x2=56.875 into equation (3) to calculate,

x3=105(0)x1(0.4)x20.8=105(0)(51.25)(0.4)(56.875)0.8=127.750.8=159.6875

For the second iteration, the same process is repeated with x2=56.875 and x3=159.6875 to compute,

x1=41(0.4)x2(0)x30.8=41(0.4)(56.875)(0)(159.6875)0.8=63.750.8=79.6875

The true percent relative error is εt=true valueapproximationtrue value100%

Thus,

|εt|=|173.812379.6875173.8123|×100%=0.5415×100%=54.15%

The value of x1=79.6875, along with the calculated value of x3=159.6875, can be used to get,

x2=25(0.4)x1(0.4)x30.8=25(0.4)(79.6875)(0.4)(159.6875)0.8=120.750.8=150.9375

Thus,

|εt|=|245.1247150.9375245.1247|×100%=0.3842×100%=38.42%

Now, substitute the calculated values of x1=79.6875 and x2=150.9375 to calculate,

x3=105(0)x1(0.4)x20.8=105(0)(79.6875)(0.4)(150.9375)0.8=165.3750.8=206.71875

Thus,

|εt|=|253.9371150.9375253.9371|×100%=0.4056×100%=40.56%

For the third iteration, the same process is repeated with x2=150.9375 and x3=206.71875 to compute

x1=41(0.4)x2(0)x30.8=41(0.4)(150.9375)(0)(206.71875)0.8=126.71875

The true percent relative error is εt=true valueapproximationtrue value100%

Thus,

|εt|=|173.8123126.71875173.8123|×100%=0.2709×100%=27.09%

The value of x1=126.71875, along with the calculated value of x3=206.71875, can be used to get,

x2=25(0.4)x1(0.4)x30.8=25(0.4)(126.71875)(0.4)(206.71875)0.8=197.96875

Thus,

|εt|=|245.1247197.96875245.1247|×100%=0.1923×100%=19.23%

Now, substitute the calculated values of x1=126.71875 and x2=197.96875 to calculate,

x3=105(0)x1(0.4)x20.8=105(0)(126.71875)(0.4)(197.96875)0.8=230.234375

Thus,

|εt|=|253.9371230.234375253.9371|×100%=0.0933×100%=9.33%

For the fourth iteration, the same process is repeated with x2=197.96875 and x3=230.234375 to compute

x1=41(0.4)x2(0)x30.8=41(0.4)(197.96875)(0)(230.234375)0.8=150.234375

The true percent relative error is εt=true valueapproximationtrue value100%

Thus,

|εt|=|173.8123150.234375173.8123|×100%=0.1356×100%=13.56%

The value of x1=150.234375, along with the calculated value of x3=230.234375, can be used to get,

x2=25(0.4)x1(0.4)x30.8=25(0.4)(150.234375)(0.4)(230.234375)0.8=221.484375

Thus,

|εt|=|245.1247221.484375245.1247|×100%=0.0964×100%=9.64%

Now, substitute the calculated values of x1=150.234375 and x2=221.484375 to calculate,

x3=105(0)x1(0.4)x20.8=105(0)(150.234375)(0.4)(221.484375)0.8=241.9921875

Thus,

|εt|=|253.9371241.9921875253.9371|×100%=0.0470×100%=4.70%

The method is thus converging on the true solution.

Now, estimate the error:

|εa,1|=|150.234375126.71875150.234375|×100%=0.1565×100%=15.65%

|εa,2|=|221.484375197.96875221.484375|×100%=0.1061×100%=10.61%

|εa,3|=|241.9921875230.234375241.9921875|×100%=0.0485×100%=4.85%

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