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On the Reduction of a Matrix to Triangular or Diagonal Form by Consimilarity

open access: closedSIAM Journal on Algebraic Discrete Methods, 1986
We study the problem of reducing a given n-by-n complex matrix A to triangular or diagonal form by a transformation of the form $A \to SA\bar S^{ - 1} $, where S is a nonsingular n-by-n complex matrix.
Yoo Pyo Hong, Roger A. Horn
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An Analogue of the Schur Triangular Factorization for Complex Orthogonal Similarity and Consimilarity

open access: closedSIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications, 1988
Any matrix $A \in M_n $ (the n-by-n complex matrices) can be triangularized by unitary similarity, i.e., there is a factorization $A = U\Delta U^* $, where $U \in M_n $ is unitary and $\Delta \in M_n $ is upper triangular; this is the well-known Schur ...
Dipa Choudhury, Roger A. Horn
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Matrix Functions Consimilar to the Identity and Singular Integral Operators

open access: closedComplex Analysis and Operator Theory, 2008
In this paper we establish the connection between singular integral operators with conjugation and matrix functions consimilar to the identity. We show that any matrix function consimilar to the identity is factorable (in some space L p ) if and only if it admits a special factorization, that we call antisymmetric, and that this antisymmetric ...
Viktor G. Kravchenko   +2 more
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An algorithm for solution of the Sylvester s‐conjugate linear equation for the commutative elliptic octonions

Mathematical methods in the applied sciences, 2023
In this study, firstly, algebraic properties for commutative elliptic octonions are studied. Then the definition and theorems related to similarity, consimilarity, semisimilarity, and consemisimilarity are given.
Arzu Sürekçi, Mehmet Ali Güngör
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The matrix equation A X – XB = C and its special cases

, 1988
The consistency and solutions of the matrix equations $A\bar X - XB = C$, $A\bar X \pm XA^T = C$, $A\bar X \pm XA^* = C$ are characterized. As a consequence it is shown that $A^T $ (respectively, $A^* $) may be obtained from A by a consimilarity ...
J. Bevis, Frank J. Hall, R. Hartwig
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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