Nonlinear Equations - UFRJ
Nonlinear Equations - UFRJ
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Chapter 9<br />
The pseudo-Newton<br />
operator<br />
Newton iteration was originally defined on linear spaces,<br />
where it makes sense to add a vector to a point. Manifolds in general<br />
lack this operation. A standard procedure in geometry is to replace<br />
the sum by the exponential map<br />
exp : T M → M,<br />
(x, ẋ) ↦→ exp x (ẋ),<br />
that is the map such that exp x (tẋ/‖ẋ‖) is a geodesic with speed ẋ<br />
at zero. This approach was developed by many authors, such as [82]<br />
or [40]. The alpha-theory for the Riemannian Newton operator<br />
N Riem (f, x) = exp x −Df(x) −1 f(x)<br />
appeared in [32]. This approach can be algorithmically cumbersome,<br />
as it requires the computation of the exponential map, which in turn<br />
Gregorio Malajovich, <strong>Nonlinear</strong> equations.<br />
28 o Colóquio Brasileiro de Matemática, IMPA, Rio de Janeiro, 2011.<br />
Copyright c○ Gregorio Malajovich, 2011.<br />
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