Remarks on the Crouzeix--Palencia Proof that the Numerical Range is a (1+\sqrt2)-Spectral Set
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- Remarks on the Crouzeix-Palencia proof that the numerical range is a $(1+\sqrt2)$-spectral set
- Three open problems in function theoretic operator theory
- On abstract spectral constants
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- A bivariate extension of the Crouzeix–Palencia result with an application to Fréchet derivatives of matrix functions
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- On numerical range of \(\mathfrak{sp}(2n,\mathbb C)\)
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