Complex D convergence and diagonal convergence of matrices
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Complex \(D\) convergence and diagonal convergence of matrices
Complex \(D\) convergence and diagonal convergence of matrices
The author analyses several types of convergence introduced in the literature that are more restrictive than just the condition \(\rho(A) < 1\): \(D\) convergence, diagonal convergence and boundary convergence, and proves that for complex matrices of order \(n \leq 3\) they are all equivalent.
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