
The paper presents three characterizations of strongly definitizable pencils, which generalize the classical results for definite pencils. They are in particular stably simultaneously diagonable. Also this form of stability is discussed with respect to an open subset of the real line. Implications for some quadratic eigenvalue problems are included.
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510.mathematics, definite pencils, matrix pencils, strongly definitizable pencils, Matrix pencils, Article, quadratic eigenvalue problems
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