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Distance to the convex hull of the unitary orbit with respect to unitary similarity invariant norms
Linear and Multilinear Algebra, 1989Let A B be Hermitian matrices. Denote by co the convex hull of the unitary orbit of B. We determine the matrices BM and Bm in co such that for all X∊ co and all unitary similarity invariant norms ∣∣sdot;∣∣, ie., those norms ∣∣sdot;∣∣ satisfying ∣∣UXU ∗∣∣=∣∣X∣∣ for any Hermitian X and unitary U.
Chi-Kwong Li, Nam-Kiu Tsing
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Unitary similarity comparison of persistent homology groups
Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied MathematicsJiaxing He, Bingzhe Hou, Wu Tieru
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Unitary similarity of matrices with simple eigenvalues
Doklady Mathematics, 2011Matrices \(A, B \in M_n(\mathbb{C})\) are unitarily similar if there exists an unitary matrix \(U\) such that \(B=UAU^*\). This paper deals with the verification of matrices for unitary similarity. Based on other authors' works concerning this problem, a basic approach consists of constructing a canonical form of matrices with respect to unitary ...
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Image hiding using unitary similarity transformation
2011 International Conference on Image Information Processing, 2011A different and efficient method of image hiding is proposed here. It is based on unitary similarity transformation, involving calculation of eigen values and eigen vectors of a matrix and then transforming it into a diagonal matrix. Only secret image needs to be transformed and is then embedded to the cover image. Inverse transformation can be used to
Manoj Sharma, Manoj Shukla, Amit Kaul
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Unitary similarity of algebras generated by pairs of orthoprojectors
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2006Summary: It is shown that the unitary similarity of two matrix algebras generated by pairs of orthoprojectors \(\{P_1,Q_1\}\) and \(\{P_2,Q_2\}\) can be verified by comparing the traces of \(P_1\), \(Q_1\), and \((P_1 Q_1)^i\), \(i= 1,2,\dots,n\), with those of \(P_2\), \(Q_2\), and \((P_2Q_2)^i\).
Al'pin Y., Ikramov K.
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Unitary similarity and the numerical radius preservers
Linear Algebra and its ApplicationszbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Abdellatif Bourhim, Mohamed Mabrouk
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Contractions being Weakly Similar to Unitaries
1986In this paper contractions being weakly similar in a certain sense to unitary operators are studied. Extending the investigations of [12], where only cyclic contractions were considered, it is examined when a contraction T, weakly similar to unitary possesses the bicommutant property Alg T = {T}″. Finally, a characterization of cyclic C11 -contractions
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Conditions for similarity to unitary and self-adjoint operators
Functional Analysis and Its Applications, 1984In this article the new integral conditions \(\sup_{| \lambda | >1}(| \lambda |^ 2-1)\int^{2\pi}_{0}\| (T-\lambda)^{- 1}u\|^ 2d\theta \leq C\| u\|^ 2\) and \(\sup_{| \lambda | >1}(1-| \lambda |^{-2})\int^{2\pi}_{0}\| (T^*- \lambda)^{-1}u\|^ 2d\theta \leq C\| u\|^ 2\) (u\(\in H)\) on the resolvent of the operator T are given, necessary and sufficient ...
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Polar Decomposition And Dense Similarity To Unitary Operators
1993Prigogine and Misra have shown that any K-dynamical system is densely similar to a Markov process converging to equilibrium. In their construction the self-adjoint operator realizing the dense similarity is a function of the positive part of the polar form of the Markov operator. In this work we show that this property holds in a very general framework.
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