2016
DOI: 10.2298/fil1612171m
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Multiplicative perturbation bounds of the group inverse and oblique projection

Abstract: In this paper, the multiplicative perturbation bounds of the group inverse and related oblique projection under general unitarily invariant norm are presented by using the decompositions of B # − A # and BB # − AA # .

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“…Lately, there has been an increase of interest in multiplicative perturbation analysis. For example, Cai et.al, in [7], have studied the Moore-Penrose inverse ofà = D * 1 AD 2 , where D 1 ∈ C m×m and D 2 ∈ C n×n are nonsingular matrices and obtained the upper bound of à † − A † ; N.Castro-González, et.al, in [5,6], have discussed the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix of the formà = (I + E)A(I + F) ∈ C m×n , where (I + E) ∈ C m×m and (I + F) ∈ C n×n are nonsingular matrices and improved the related results in [7]; L.Meng and B.Zheng have studied multiplicative perturbation of group inverse in [16], ect. Please see [4,23,28] for more details of multiplicative perturbation theory.…”
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“…Lately, there has been an increase of interest in multiplicative perturbation analysis. For example, Cai et.al, in [7], have studied the Moore-Penrose inverse ofà = D * 1 AD 2 , where D 1 ∈ C m×m and D 2 ∈ C n×n are nonsingular matrices and obtained the upper bound of à † − A † ; N.Castro-González, et.al, in [5,6], have discussed the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix of the formà = (I + E)A(I + F) ∈ C m×n , where (I + E) ∈ C m×m and (I + F) ∈ C n×n are nonsingular matrices and improved the related results in [7]; L.Meng and B.Zheng have studied multiplicative perturbation of group inverse in [16], ect. Please see [4,23,28] for more details of multiplicative perturbation theory.…”
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confidence: 99%