This paper is concerned with the following questions. Given a square matrix A, when does there exist an invertible lower triangular matrix L such that L-1AL is upper triangular ? And if so, what can be said about the order in which the eigenvalues of A may appear on the diagonal of t-1AL ? The motivation for considering these questions comes from systems theory. In fact they arise in the study of complete factorizations of rational matrix functions. There is also an intimate connection with the problem of complementary triangularization of pairs of matrices discussed in [4]
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AbstractLet A be an arbitary (square) matrix. As is well known, there exists an invertible matrix S ...
AbstractLet A be an arbitary (square) matrix. As is well known, there exists an invertible matrix S ...
AbstractThe problem considered is the following. Given two square matrices A and Z, when does there ...
AbstractThe problem considered is that of simultaneous reduction to simple forms of pairs of upper t...
AbstractWe consider the following equivalence relation in the set of all complex upper triangular n ...
AbstractThe problem considered is that of simultaneous reduction to simple forms of pairs of upper t...
Since matrix equations with triangular matrices are easier to solve, the triangular matrices are ver...
Since matrix equations with triangular matrices are easier to solve, the triangular matric...
AbstractIt is proved that a linear transformation on the vector space of upper triangular matrices t...
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AbstractWe consider the problem of simultaneously putting a set of square matrices into the same blo...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with pairs of m × m matrices A.Z for which there exists an invertibl...
AbstractThis paper presents a constructive proof of the existence of the Jordan canonical form of an...