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Predicting protein-nucleic acid flexibility using persistent sheaf Laplacians.
Hayes N, Merkurjev E, Wei GW.
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Complex Eigenvalues of the Deformation Gradient
Mathematics and Mechanics of Solids, 2001Thomson and Tait pointed out that the deformation gradient F at a point X in a continuous medium has at least one real positive eigenvalue and showed that material line elements along N, the corresponding right eigenvector of F, retain their direction in the deformation.
Boulanger, Philippe, Hayes, Michael
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$U$-Eigenvalues’ Inclusion Sets of Complex Tensors
Annals of Applied Mathematics, 2023In this paper, we study some inclusion sets of $US$-eigenvalues and $U$-eigenvalues based on quantum information. We give three inclusion sets theorems of $US$-eigenvalues and two inclusion sets theorems of $U$-eigenvalues. And we obtain the relationships among these inclusion sets. Some numerical examples are shown to illustrate the conclusions.
Yang, Chunlin, Yao, Hongmei
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Large-scale complex eigenvalue problems
Journal of Computational Physics, 1989The author gives a review about methods for solving eigenvalue problems. At first some results of linear algebra, necessary for solving linear systems of equations and eigenvalue problems, are presented. General methods (QR-, QZ-algorithm) for solving eigenvalue problems are briefly discussed, whereas methods suitable for large-scale problems by ...
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Complex Eigenvalues of Corrugated Waveguide
13th European Microwave Conference, 1983, 2006A new method for resolving the boundary condition eigenvalue equation of the cylindrical corrugated system is given. According to this method, the real or the "imaginary roots of the eigenvalue equation can be computed rapidly and easily, especially, the superiority is manifested for computing the complex roots.
H. L. Wang, R. R. Zhang
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Matrices, Eigenvalues and Complex Projective Space
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1978(1978). Matrices, Eigenvalues, and Complex Projective Space. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 85, No. 9, pp. 727-733.
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Regge poles as complex eigenvalues
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1998Summary: The authors report a new direct method for calculating Regge pole positions and residues. Upon introduction of an absorbing optical potential sufficiently far in the asymptotic region, the problem reduces to several iterative diagonalizations of a symmetric complex matrix. The method is tested on well-studied cases of potential scattering.
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Eigenvalues of complex Hamiltonians with -symmetry. I
Physics Letters A, 1998Abstract Making use of our earlier work [Ann. of Phys. 261 (1997) 180] we investigate the reality of eigenvalues of the complex PT -symmetric quartic oscillator. In contradistiction to the Zinn-Justin-Bessis case we have studied elsewhere [Phys. Lett.
Eric Delabaere, Frédéric Pham
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Inverse Eigenvalue Problems for Complex Matrices
Computing, 1970Wir betrachten die Aufgabe, zu einer komplexen MatrixA eine DiagnonalmatrixV zu finden, so dasA+V (oderVA) vorgeschriebene komplexe Eigenwerte besitzt.
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