Toeplitz Infinite GMRES for Parameterized Linear Systems
Weiguo Gao, Feiyang Jiang
Abstract
We develop Toeplitz infinite GMRES for solving large sparse analytic parameterized systems A(s)x(s)=z at many parameter values. The method exploits a block upper triangular Toeplitz structure in the companion Krylov sequence to construct the Arnoldi process and recover solution approximations without storing full Arnoldi vectors. We derive incremental recurrences requiring O(np2+p3) arithmetic and O(np+p2) storage for p Arnoldi steps, excluding factorization setup and assuming linear-cost coefficient actions and triangular solves. A dynamic generator-refreshing strategy addresses cancellation in the basic recurrence. For matrix functions admitting a fixed separated representation, we further develop an implicitly rebased method based on a compact, contractive nilpotent matrix. Both variants preserve the Arnoldi process in exact arithmetic, with exact matrix-function actions required for the rebased method. A residual lower bound for square-summable Taylor coefficients explains a scaling obstruction outside the normalized unit disk. Theoretical analysis and numerical experiments illustrate the computational efficiency of the proposed methods.
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