1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1506(199801/02)5:1<1::aid-nla121>3.3.co;2-o
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A note on the normwise perturbation theory for the regular generalized eigenproblem

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“…The following lemma gives an explicit expression for η(x, λ) and η(λ). This lemma generalizes results given in [36] for the 2-norm and earlier in [5], [10] for the generalized eigenvalue problem.…”
Section: Connection With Backward Error
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“…The following lemma gives an explicit expression for η(x, λ) and η(λ). This lemma generalizes results given in [36] for the 2-norm and earlier in [5], [10] for the generalized eigenvalue problem.…”
Section: Connection With Backward Error
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confidence: 84%
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“…Our discussion has been confined to the standard matrix problem Ax -Ax, that is, pseudospectra of matrices or operators, but in many applications it may be more appropriate to consider the generalized problem Ax = XBx, that is, pseudospectra of matrix or operator pencils (van Dorsselaer 1997, Fraysse, Gueury, Nicoud and Toumazou 1996, Fraysse and Toumazou 1998, Riedel 1994.…”
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“…The following theorem, which is a straightforward modification of a result of Rigal and Gaches on the normwise backward error for a linear system [26], gives an explicit expression for η( x, λ). For the case α = β, this theorem and the following lemma are given by Frayssé and Toumazou [14].…”
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