Let f(x) = x¹ Hx-x¹b, where H and b are constant, independent of x, and H is symmetric positive definite. Given vectors x0) and p0), find the value of the scalar a that minimizes f(x0) + ap0)). This is the formula for the stepsize ak in the linear conjugate gradient algorithm.

Let f(x) = x¹ Hx-x¹b, where H and b are constant, independent of x, and H is symmetric positive definite. Given vectors x0) and p0), find the value of the scalar a that minimizes f(x0) + ap0)). This is the formula for the stepsize ak in the linear conjugate gradient algorithm.

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