Linear maps preserving inclusion of fixed subsets into the spectrum
The paper explores the characterization of linear bijective maps on the space of all matrices of size \(n\) over an algebraically closed field \(\mathbb{F}\). Let \(K_1\) and \(K_2\) be two subsets of \(\mathbb{F}\), each with at most \(n\) elements, and let \(\varphi \colon M_n \to M_n \) be a linear bijective map. In [the author, Linear Algebra Appl. 682, 285--294 (2024; Zbl 07785321)], the description of the maps \(\varphi\) that satisfy either \[ \sigma (T) \subset K_1 \iff \sigma (\varphi(T)) \subset K_2 \qquad (T \in M_n), \] or \[ \sigma (T) = K_1 \iff \sigma (\varphi(T)) = K_2 \qquad (T \in M_n), \] was presented. In this paper, the conditions \[ K_1 \subset \sigma (T) \iff K_2 \subset \sigma (\varphi(T)) \qquad (T \in M_n), \] and the more general \[ K_1 \subset \sigma (T) \implies K_2 \subset \sigma (\varphi (T)) \qquad (T \in M_n) \] are considered and a full description of such maps is shown.
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