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Questions about the properties of vector spaces and linear transformations, including linear systems in general.
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Has a complex-orthogonal analog of the Schur decomposition ever been studied?
I've looked around for a study of the following matrix decomposition: $A = QUQ^T$ where $A$ is a complex matrix, $QQ^T = I$, and $U$ is an upper triangular matrix.
It can be shown that not all matrice …
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Anti-Takagi: Given a Hermitian matrix $M$, is there a canonical form under $P \mapsto PMP^*$...
The Takagi decomposition provides a canonical form for a complex symmetric matrix $S$ under $U \mapsto USU^T$ where $UU^* = I$.
Question: Is there an anti-Takagi decomposition? I.e. Is there a canonic …
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Double-diagonalisation of nxn matrices?
I've come up with the following piece of Python code (using the library Sympy):
def double_diagonalize(m1, m2):
V, _ = (m1.T * m2).diagonalize()
U, _ = (m1 * m2.T).diagonalize()
return U, …
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Is the following set of real square matrices dense: Those that can be diagonalised by a squa...
It's well known that the following set of real square matrices is dense: those matrices $M$ for which there exists an invertible matrix $P$ such that $P M P^{-1}$ is diagonal. My question is can this …
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Why does an invertible complex symmetric matrix always have a complex symmetric square root?
Chapter XI Theorem 3 from here implicitly states that an invertible complex symmetric matrix always has a complex symmetric square root.
It's clear that a square root exists, by appealing to the Jorda …
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Apparent occurrence of the dual numbers in the Jordan decomposition
Maybe this question is too elementary or too vague, but there might be something interesting here:
A $2 \times 2$ Jordan matrix is of the form $\begin{pmatrix} \lambda & 1 \\ 0 & \lambda\end{pmatrix} …
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Is there half an iteration of the QR algorithm?
Every real square matrix $M$ has a QR decomposition $M = QR$ where $Q^{-1}=Q^T$ and $R$ is an upper triangular matrix with non-negative reals on the diagonal. Call the function $f(QR)=RQ$ the Francis …
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Is there a list of all real unital subalgebras of M(2,C)?
Is there a complete classification of all real unital subalgebras of $M(2,\mathbb C)$ up to isomorphism? The list should include $M(2,\mathbb C)$, the quaternions, complex numbers, split-complex numbe …
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Does there exist an O(n^3) algorithm for deciding whether PAP^T = LDU is solvable given some...
Let $A$ be an arbitrary real square matrix. Does there exist an $\mathcal O(n^3)$ algorithm for deciding whether there exists a permutation matrix $P$, lower unit triangular matrix $L$, upper unit tri …
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How to compute an indefinite generalisation of QR decomposition
Given an arbitrary complex matrix $M$ and real, diagonal but possibly indefinite matrix $\Delta$, the problem is to solve the following system of equations:
$$\begin{aligned}
M^*\Delta M &= LD^2L^*\\
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Which matrix decompositions feature permutation matrices?
It's well known that LU decomposition is only numerically stable if it's combined with row and/or column pivoting. It makes me wonder if there are other matrix decompositions that can profitably be co …
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Has anyone studied this possible generalisation of the Singular Value Decomposition to all c...
I don't know any abstract algebraists personally, which is why I'm asking this question here.
Let $(R,*)$ be a commutative $*$-ring where $*:R \to R$ is an involution. Each conjecture below is stated …
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A "spectral theorem" to SVD reduction for every commutative *-ring
Given any commutative $*$-ring $R$ of uneven characteristic, is it true that for every square matrix $M$ and unitary matrix $W$, if $W^* \begin{bmatrix} 0 & M \\ M^* & 0 \end{bmatrix} W$ is equal to $ …
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Does there exist a canonical form for normal matrices which extends the following embedding?
Given an unordered pair of complex numbers $\{w,z\}$, we can associate to it the complex matrix
$$\frac 1 2\left[\begin{matrix}w + z + \frac{\left(w - z\right)^{2} + \left|{w - z}\right|^{2}}{2 \left| …
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Does Wilkinson's shift need to be discontinuous?
Given a symmetric Hessenberg matrix $A = \left[\begin{matrix}\ddots& \vdots & \vdots\\\dotsb & a & b\\\dotsb& b & c\end{matrix}\right]$, the Wilkinson shift $\mu$ employed in some eigenvalue solvers i …