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A two-dimensional SPD quadratic gives the same FR and linear-CG trace
Example
Take , , and Use exact-SPD-quadratic mode with outer budget and , . An exact-line-search FR run reaches the solution in two steps, with the same directions and steps as linear CG.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The quadratic, start point, and exact-line-search conditions in the Example.
FR and unrestarted PR+ match linear CG on SPD quadratics: on a real SPD quadratic in exact arithmetic, FR exact-line-search iterates, residuals and directions equal linear CG through the zero-residual exit.
The conjugate-gradient recurrence: , , , and .
Verification
Given: , , and .
The initial residual and gradient are and , so . By [F2], , giving and .
The next coefficient is , hence . Also , so .
Therefore and . By [F1], the exact-line-search FR run has these same directions, step lengths, and terminal point.
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