Field Convexity of a Square Matrix

DOI10.2307/2033121zbMATH Open0066.26802OpenAlexW4243605457MaRDI QIDQ3226779FDOQ3226779

Authors: B. N. Moyls, Marvin Marcus 

Publication date: 1955

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2033121

zbMATH Keywords

linear algebra, polynomials

Cites Work

• Sets of complex numbers associated with a matrix

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• Numerical Range for Certain Classes of Operators
• A biography of Marvin Marcus
• Nondifferentiable boundary points of the higher numerical range
• Invariants of linear maps on matrix algebras
• Numerical range for random matrices
• Notes from Math 223: Olga Taussky Todd's matrix theorem course, 1976--1977
• Über den numerischen Wertebereich eines Operators
• Metric criteria of normality for complex matrices of order less than 5
• Normality and the numerical range
• Differential topology of numerical range
• A survey of canonical forms and invariants for unitary similarity

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