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Numerical Methods for Simultaneous Diagonalization

Numerical methods for simultaneous diagonalization
Authors: Angelika Bunse-Gerstner; Ralph Byers; Volker Mehrmann;

Numerical Methods for Simultaneous Diagonalization

Abstract

A Jacobi-type algorithm is introduced for the simultaneous diagonalization of commuting pairs of complex normal matrices. The algorithm is based on a sequence of similarity transformations by elementary complex rotations. Quadratic convergence and numerical stability are verified.

Keywords

Numerical computation of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices, Other matrix algorithms, eigenvalues, commuting pairs of complex normal matrices, Quadratic convergence, similarity transformations, numerical stability, simultaneous diagonalization, Jacobi-type algorithm, elementary complex rotations

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