AbstractWe consider the question: Is every n×n complex matrix unitarily similar to a tridiagonal one? It is shown that the answer is negative if n⩾6, and is affirmative if n=3. Additionally, some positive partial answers and related results are given. For example, (1) every pair of (Hermitian) projections is simultaneously unitarily similar to a pair of tridiagonal matrices; (2) if A–A∗ has a rank one, then A is unitarily similar to a tridiagonal matrix
AbstractWe show that there are operators on a five-dimensional Hilbert space which are not tridiagon...
AbstractIf A is an n × n matrix and if S ⊂{1,…,n}, then let A(S) denote the principal submatrix of A...
Let A(m)2n be a generalization of a tridiagonal algebra which is defined in the introduction. In thi...
AbstractWe consider the question: Is every n×n complex matrix unitarily similar to a tridiagonal one...
AbstractPati showed that every 4×4 matrix is unitarily similar to a tridiagonal matrix. We give a si...
AbstractPati showed that every 4×4 matrix is unitarily similar to a tridiagonal matrix. We give a si...
Abstract. A question of interest in linear algebra is whether all n n complex matrices can be unita...
AbstractIn this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal for...
In this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal form is stu...
AbstractIf A is an n × n matrix and if S ⊂{1,…,n}, then let A(S) denote the principal submatrix of A...
AbstractIn this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal for...
In this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal form is stu...
AbstractTridiagonal matrices arise in a large variety of applications. Most of the time they are dia...
AbstractGiven a set of 2n real numbers λ1<λ2<⋯<λ2n, the authors describe the set {S} of n × n tridia...
AbstractTridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been s...
AbstractWe show that there are operators on a five-dimensional Hilbert space which are not tridiagon...
AbstractIf A is an n × n matrix and if S ⊂{1,…,n}, then let A(S) denote the principal submatrix of A...
Let A(m)2n be a generalization of a tridiagonal algebra which is defined in the introduction. In thi...
AbstractWe consider the question: Is every n×n complex matrix unitarily similar to a tridiagonal one...
AbstractPati showed that every 4×4 matrix is unitarily similar to a tridiagonal matrix. We give a si...
AbstractPati showed that every 4×4 matrix is unitarily similar to a tridiagonal matrix. We give a si...
Abstract. A question of interest in linear algebra is whether all n n complex matrices can be unita...
AbstractIn this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal for...
In this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal form is stu...
AbstractIf A is an n × n matrix and if S ⊂{1,…,n}, then let A(S) denote the principal submatrix of A...
AbstractIn this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal for...
In this article the unitary equivalence transformation of normal matrices to tridiagonal form is stu...
AbstractTridiagonal matrices arise in a large variety of applications. Most of the time they are dia...
AbstractGiven a set of 2n real numbers λ1<λ2<⋯<λ2n, the authors describe the set {S} of n × n tridia...
AbstractTridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been s...
AbstractWe show that there are operators on a five-dimensional Hilbert space which are not tridiagon...
AbstractIf A is an n × n matrix and if S ⊂{1,…,n}, then let A(S) denote the principal submatrix of A...
Let A(m)2n be a generalization of a tridiagonal algebra which is defined in the introduction. In thi...