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Abstract
In this work, we establish a generalized MASSOR (GMASSOR) method for solving saddle point problems. The proposed method can be used to both nonsingular and singular cases. In addition, we deduce the convergence and semi-convergence of the GMASSOR method under the appropriate constraints on the iteration parameters. Numerical results are given to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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