Several Matrix Kantorovich-Type Inequalities
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Several Matrix Kantorovich-Type Inequalities
Let \(A\) and \(A_j\) be \(n \times n\) positive (semi-)definite Hermitian matrices with (nonzero) eigenvalues contained in the interval \([m,M]\), where \(0 0 \quad \text{and} \quad V^* V = I. \] The authors present several matrix Kantorovich-type inequalities in form of five propositions.
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Kantorovich inequality, generalized matrix inverse, Miscellaneous inequalities involving matrices, Applied Mathematics, Hermitian matrices, eigenvalues, matrix version, Moore-Penrose inverse, Analysis
Kantorovich inequality, generalized matrix inverse, Miscellaneous inequalities involving matrices, Applied Mathematics, Hermitian matrices, eigenvalues, matrix version, Moore-Penrose inverse, Analysis
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