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    The common invariant subspace problem: an approach via Gröbner bases (English)
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    6 August 2004
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    The authors show how the problem of existence of a common eigenvector for a given finite set of \(n\times n\) matrices can be formulated in the language of affine varieties via Gröbner bases. No proofs are given. Instead of the proof a sketch of the algorithm for determining the number of maximal common eigenspaces of a given dimension is presented.
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    Eigenvector
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    Invariant subspace
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    Grassmann variety
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    Gröbner basis
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    Algorithm
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