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Suppose I have positive semidefinite matrices $A$ and $B$. Then

$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X^T & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$

for $X = A^{\frac 12} C B^{\frac 12}$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than $1$.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

  1. Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

  2. Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue $< 1$? Please, suggest a book or something.

  3. Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks.

Suppose I have positive semidefinite matrices $A$ and $B$. Then

$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$

for $X = A^{\frac 12} C B^{\frac 12}$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than $1$.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

  1. Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

  2. Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue $< 1$? Please, suggest a book or something.

  3. Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks.

Suppose I have positive semidefinite matrices $A$ and $B$. Then

$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X^T & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$

for $X = A^{\frac 12} C B^{\frac 12}$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than $1$.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

  1. Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

  2. Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue $< 1$? Please, suggest a book or something.

  3. Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks.

Maximum bound of Contraction Matrixcontraction matrix

Suppose I have positive semi-definitesemidefinite matrices A$A$ and B$B$. Then $[A$ $X;X$ $B]$$>$$=0$

$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$

for $X$=$A$^$0.5$$C$$B$^$0.5$$X = A^{\frac 12} C B^{\frac 12}$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than 1$1$.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

(1) Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

(2) Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue<1? (Please, suggest a book or something).

(3) Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

  1. Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

  2. Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue $< 1$? Please, suggest a book or something.

  3. Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks.

Maximum bound of Contraction Matrix

Suppose I have positive semi-definite matrices A and B. Then $[A$ $X;X$ $B]$$>$$=0$ for $X$=$A$^$0.5$$C$$B$^$0.5$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than 1.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

(1) Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

(2) Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue<1? (Please, suggest a book or something).

(3) Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks

Maximum bound of contraction matrix

Suppose I have positive semidefinite matrices $A$ and $B$. Then

$$\begin{bmatrix} A & X\\ X & B\end{bmatrix} \succeq 0$$

for $X = A^{\frac 12} C B^{\frac 12}$, where $C$ is the contraction matrix with maximum eigenvalue less than $1$.

Horn, Roger A.; Johnson, Charles R., Topics in matrix analysis, Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. viii, 607 p. \sterling 45.00; \$ 59.50 (1991). ZBL0729.15001.

I have some questions:

  1. Is it possible for $C$ to have negative eigenvalues?

  2. Are their any properties of $C$ other than eigenvalue $< 1$? Please, suggest a book or something.

  3. Is it possible to compute the maximum bounds of the matrix $C$ (Where any random contraction is inside that maximum bound)?

I shall be very thankful for any guidance and suggestion. Thanks.

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