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Two Answers on Heavy-Ball Dynamics
We answer two questions about the heavy-ball method on smooth strongly convex functions. The first concerns Polyak's tuning. Its dimension-uniform worst-case exponential rate equals the largest growth factor of an interpolable mixture of rotating geometric sequences, and we determine this factor for
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