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Any convergence rule for ${\mathbf X}_k={\mathbf A}{\mathbf X}_{k-1}{\mathbf B}$?
For every square matrix $C$, let $r(C)$ denote its spectral value. We say that a complex number $\lambda$ is
a dominant eigenvalue of $C$ if $\lambda$ is the only eigenvalue of $C$ with modulus $r(C …
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