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A Note on Indefinite Chaotic Order

Authors: Bebiano, N.; Lemos, R.; Providência, J. da; Soares, G.;

A Note on Indefinite Chaotic Order

Abstract

A selfadjoint involutive matrix J endows C^n with an indefinite inner product [¢; ¢] defined by [x,y]:= y*Jx, x,y \in C^n. For a pair of J-selfadjoint matrices A, B with positive eigenvalues, LogA \geq_J LogB is called the J-chaotic order or indefinite chaotic order. In this note a characterization of the indefinite chaotic order in terms of the alpha-power mean is revisited and a related open problem is proposed. A new characterization of the indefinite chaotic order is also obtained.

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Furuta inequality of indefinite type, alpha-power mean, J-selfadjoint matrices, J-chaotic order

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