2011
DOI: 10.13001/1081-3810.1491
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Block normal matrices and Gershgorin-type discs

Abstract: Abstract. The block analogues of the theorems on inclusion regions for the eigenvalues of normal matrices are given. By an inclusion region for a given matrix A we mean a region of the complex plane that contains at least one of the eigenvalues of A. Some nonsingularity results for partitioned matrices are also presented.

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“…We see that approximatingΣ x by C is equivalent to approximating the eigenvalues of R by r. Gershgorin circles [21] can be used to bound the error of such approximations (replacing the eigenvalues of a matrix by its diagonal elements). Unfortunately, the bounds are much larger than the spread of the statistical distribution of the eigenvalues, indicating that the approximation is too crude to directly derive the distribution of Γ.…”
Section: A Circulant Approximation For Toeplitz Matricesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We see that approximatingΣ x by C is equivalent to approximating the eigenvalues of R by r. Gershgorin circles [21] can be used to bound the error of such approximations (replacing the eigenvalues of a matrix by its diagonal elements). Unfortunately, the bounds are much larger than the spread of the statistical distribution of the eigenvalues, indicating that the approximation is too crude to directly derive the distribution of Γ.…”
Section: A Circulant Approximation For Toeplitz Matricesmentioning
confidence: 99%