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Solving linear equations with messenger-field and conjugate gradient techniques: An application to CMB data analysis

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Figure 1: Convergence of PCG and MF methods using two di ff erent convergence measure: χ 2 , Eq
Figure 3: As Fig. 2 but for the data set with the partial sky coverage, f sky = 0.2.
Figure 4: Comparison of the convergence for the PCG, the messenger-field methods standalone and incorporated within a cooling scheme, 8 × 5, for the 1st, top row, and the 2nd, bottom row, simulated data set and assuming the low noise level.
Figure 6: Comparison of the convergence rates of di ff erent iterative solvers for a non-zero starting vector, m (0) , as given in Eq

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