
doi: 10.1063/1.4825484
handle: 11311/762670
The concept of D-stability is significant for matrices of any order, especially when they appear in ordinary differential systems modeling physical problems. The problem of the characterization of a D-stable matrix was solved for low order matrices only, because of the computational complexity required to check the conditions assuring D-stability. Here we present an approach based on numerical linear algebra theorems, which provide conditions easily checked by computer algebra.
Matrix D-stability, numerical linear algebra
Matrix D-stability, numerical linear algebra
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