Small perturbations and pairs of matrices that have the same immanent

Fernandes, Rosário

doi:10.1080/03081080903152674

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“…So our results can considerably improve (6.5) if we have an information about the multiplicities on the eigenvalues of A. About the recent perturbation results for matrices see the interesting papers [1,5,8,16,22,23] and references given therein.…”

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On similarity of an arbitrary matrix to a block diagonal matrix

Gil’

2021

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Let an n x n -matrix A have m < n (m ? 2) different eigenvalues ?j of the algebraic multiplicity ?j (j = 1,..., m). It is proved that there are ?j x ?j-matrices Aj, each of which has a unique eigenvalue ?j, such that A is similar to the block-diagonal matrix ?D = diag (A1,A2,..., Am). I.e. there is an invertible matrix T, such that T-1AT = ?D. Besides, a sharp bound for the number kT := ||T||||T-1|| is derived. As applications of these results we obtain norm estimates for matrix functions non-regular on the convex hull of the spectra. These estimates generalize and refine the previously published results. In addition, a new bound for the spectral variation of matrices is derived. In the appropriate situations it refines the well known bounds.

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