Verified error bounds for eigenvalues of geometric multiplicity q and corresponding invariant subspaces
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Verified error bounds for eigenvalues of geometric multiplicity \(q\) and corresponding invariant subspaces
Verified error bounds for eigenvalues of geometric multiplicity \(q\) and corresponding invariant subspaces
It is shown how to compute verified and narrow error bounds such that a slightly perturbed matrix is guaranteed to possess an eigenvalue with geometric multiplicity \(q\) within computed error bounds. Results of numerical experiments are provided.
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