Generalized Rayleigh-quotient Formulas for the Real Parts, Imaginary Parts, and Moduli of the Eigenvalues of Diagonalizable Matrices
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN MATHEMATICS - Year 2018, Vol 14, Issue 2
Abstract
In the present paper, generalized Rayleigh-quotient formulas for the real parts, imaginary parts, and moduli of the eigenvalues of diagonalizable matrices are derived. These formulas are new and correspond to similar formulas for the eigenvalues of self-adjoint matrices obtained recently. Numerical examples underpin the theoretical findings.
Authors and Affiliations
Ludwig Kohaupt
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