Question: According to Example 3.33. the n n Hilbert matrix Hn is positive definite, and hence we can apply the conjugate gradient method to solve
(a) Compute f = Hnu*.
(b) Use Gaussian Elimination to solve Hnu = f. How close is your solution to u*?
(c) Does pivoting improve the solution in part (b)?
(d) Does the conjugate gradient algorithm do any better?
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