AbstractThe fundamental theorem of the title refers to a spectral resolution for the inverse of a lambda-matrix L(λ) = ∑i=0l Aiλi where the Ai are n×n complex matrices and detAl ≠ 0. The idea of a Jordan normal form associated with such a lambda-matrixis developed in proving the theorem. Applications are made to the study of initial value problems and two-point boundary value problems for systems of constant-coefficient ordinary differential equations
AbstractThis paper deals with similarities of class Cp, in particular reduction of class Cp to Jorda...
The main topic of this paper is the matrix V = A - XY*, where A is a nonsingular complex k x k matri...
The entities A, B, X, Y in the title are operators, by which we mean either linear transformations o...
AbstractThe fundamental theorem of the title refers to a spectral resolution for the inverse of a la...
The theory of matrices plays an integral role in applied and pur® mathematics. In recent years, matr...
AbstractThe Jordan normal form for complex matrices is extended to admit “canonical triples” of matr...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are given for an n × n diagonable matrix with entries de...
summary:Shifting a numerically given function $b_1 \exp a_1t + \dots+ b_n \exp a_n t$ we obtain a fu...
We consider a broad class of linear operator equations that includes systems of ordinary differentia...
Spectral decomposition provides a canonical representation of an operator over a vector space in ter...
AbstractWe use elementary methods and operator identities to solve linear matrix differential equati...
This work describes a method to rigorously compute the real Floquet normal form decomposition of the...
Systems of linear evolution equations can be written as a single equation (t) = Au(t), where u is a ...
summary:The problem of continuous dependence for inverses of fundamental matrices in the case when u...
AbstractThe author has obtained the explicit solution of boundary problems and initial problems of t...
AbstractThis paper deals with similarities of class Cp, in particular reduction of class Cp to Jorda...
The main topic of this paper is the matrix V = A - XY*, where A is a nonsingular complex k x k matri...
The entities A, B, X, Y in the title are operators, by which we mean either linear transformations o...
AbstractThe fundamental theorem of the title refers to a spectral resolution for the inverse of a la...
The theory of matrices plays an integral role in applied and pur® mathematics. In recent years, matr...
AbstractThe Jordan normal form for complex matrices is extended to admit “canonical triples” of matr...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are given for an n × n diagonable matrix with entries de...
summary:Shifting a numerically given function $b_1 \exp a_1t + \dots+ b_n \exp a_n t$ we obtain a fu...
We consider a broad class of linear operator equations that includes systems of ordinary differentia...
Spectral decomposition provides a canonical representation of an operator over a vector space in ter...
AbstractWe use elementary methods and operator identities to solve linear matrix differential equati...
This work describes a method to rigorously compute the real Floquet normal form decomposition of the...
Systems of linear evolution equations can be written as a single equation (t) = Au(t), where u is a ...
summary:The problem of continuous dependence for inverses of fundamental matrices in the case when u...
AbstractThe author has obtained the explicit solution of boundary problems and initial problems of t...
AbstractThis paper deals with similarities of class Cp, in particular reduction of class Cp to Jorda...
The main topic of this paper is the matrix V = A - XY*, where A is a nonsingular complex k x k matri...
The entities A, B, X, Y in the title are operators, by which we mean either linear transformations o...