AbstractIn this paper, we describe unified formulas for unitary and hyperbolic reflections and rotations, and show how these unified transformations can be used to compute a Hermitian triangular decomposition R̂HDR̂ of a strongly nonsingular indefinite matrix  given in the form Â=X1HX1+αX2HX2,α=±1. The unification is achieved by the introduction of signature matrices which determine whether the applicable transformations are unitary, hyperbolic, or their generalizations. We derive formulas for the condition numbers of the unified transformations, propose pivoting strategies for lowering the condition number of the transformations, and present a unified stability analysis for applying the transformations to a matrix
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We consider the reduction of a symmetric indefinite matrix pair (A,B), with B nonsingular, to tridia...
Numerical algorithms are considered for three distinct areas of numerical linear algebra: hyperbolic...
In Cholesky updating, Givens rotations or Householder transformations are used. In Cholesky downdati...
Abstract. This paper presents a Σ-unitary analogue to the CS decomposition of a partitioned unitary ...
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We propose a new decomposition of hyperbolic block-unitary matrices into a product of a hyperbolic b...
International audienceA method for the inversion of a nonsymmetric matrix, due to J. W. Givens, has ...
AbstractThe paper describes a way how one-sided Jacobi-type algorithm of Veselić for computing the h...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a joint hyperbolic-orthogonal decomposition of two matrices whic...
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summary:An algorithm for hyperbolic singular value decomposition of a given complex matrix based on ...
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We prove that a 2 × 2 matrix polynomial which is J-unitary on the real line can be written as a prod...
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AbstractThe Cartan–Dieudonné–Scherk (CDS) Theorem of Algebraic Group Theory asserts that for fields ...
We consider the reduction of a symmetric indefinite matrix pair (A,B), with B nonsingular, to tridia...
Numerical algorithms are considered for three distinct areas of numerical linear algebra: hyperbolic...