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THE RATE OF CONVERGENCE AND WEAKER CONVERGENT CONDITION FOR THE METHOD FOR FINDING THE LARGEST SINGULAR VALUE OF RECTANGULAR TENSORS

The applications of real rectangular tensors, among others, including the strong ellipticity condition problem within solid mechanics, and the entanglement problem within quantum physics. A method was suggested by Zhou, Caccetta and Qi in 2013, as a means of calculating the largest singular value of a nonnegative rectangular tensor. In this paper, we show that the method converges under weak irreducibility condition, and that it has a Q-linear convergence.