XIONG Hao, HUANG Jingpin
The nonlinear matrix equation ${{X}^{m}}-{{A}^{*}}{{X}^{-s}}A+{{B}^{*}}{{X}^{-t}}B=Q$ form computational physics and optimal control, etc., the presence of parameters and positive and negative hybrid terms, it is difficult to solve the equation. In this paper, the iterative methods of the Hermite positive definite solution of the equation are discussed under certain conditions. First, the original problem is transformed into an equivalent matrix equation by matrix transformation. Then, the coefficient matrix and its partial order are used to construct the existence interval of the solution of the equation and three iterative schemes. According to the characteristics of each iterative sequence, the residual norm of the solution and the monotonic boundedness of the iterative sequence is used to prove that the given iteration converges to the Hermite positive definite solution of the original equation, and the error estimation formula of the solution is obtained. Finally, two numerical examples demonstrate the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed method.