Hessenberg eigenvalue--eigenmatrix relations
It is known that for the structured matrices of special type, for example, Jacobi matrices, i.e., tridiagonal matrices with positive off-diagonal entries, some interesting relations between entries of eigenvectors, matrix entries and eigenvalues appear. The author expands such relations for more general classes of matrices, mainly for unreduced Hessenberg matrices and for non-derogatory matrices. The derivation of the relations is heavily based on the Taylor expansion of the adjugate matrix for the matrix \(z I-H\). Several examples of particular relations are given.
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