A criterion for separating a real factor from a matrix polynomial
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The following theorem is proved: The \(n\times n\)-matrix equation \(X^ mA_ 0+X^{m-1}A_ 1+...+A_ m=0\) has a real matrix solution X iff there exists a decomposition \(A(x)=(Ex-B)D(x),\) where B is a complex matrix such that the Smith matrix of Ex-B is real.
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