Interlacing inequalities. Matrix groups (Q1183192): Difference between revisions

This overview consists of two parts. The first part is about the attempt to construct a unifying theory on the interlacing inequalities. The Carlson-Sá theory is the only attempt so far in this direction and it does not say any thing for the sufficient part. The second part of this paper is concerned with subgroups of the full linear group defined by polynomial identities. But the only progress made in this direction is on the description of nonsingular matrices \(A\) satisfying \(d_ c(AX)=d_ c(X)\) or \(d_ c(AX)=d_ c(XA)\) for every square matrices \(X\), where \(d_ c\) is the Schur function associated to a function \(c: S_ n\to F\).