Dynamic normal forms and dynamic characteristic polynomial
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The paper is concerned with the computation of the characteristic polynomial of a matrix and the associated eigenproblem. The authors analyze the dynamic complexity of these fundamental problems, devise efficient algorithms, prove matching lower bounds, and study the arithmetic complexity of the problem.
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