A stability analysis of the Jacobi matrix inverse eigenvalue problem
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For the problem of finding tridiagonal realizations of two sets of numbers that satisfy Cauchy interlacing, this paper gives an explicit bound for the difference between two such tridiagonal realizations for different sets of desired eigenvalues.
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