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A Perturbation Analysis for Nonlinear Selfadjoint Operator Equations

Authors: Ran, A.C.M.; Reurings, M.C.B.; Rodman, L.;

A Perturbation Analysis for Nonlinear Selfadjoint Operator Equations

Abstract

Perturbation analysis, including perturbation bounds, is developed for nonlinear operator equations of the form X = Q ± A*F(X)A, under perturbations of the given operators Q (which is assumed to be positive definite) and A and of the given operator function F(X) which takes self-adjoint operator values. Stability of fixed points under suitable map perturbations serves as the main technical tool. More detailed analysis is provided in the particular cases where F(X) is a power map. © 2006 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.

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