Rayleigh-Ritz and A. Weinstein Methods for Approximation of Eigenvalues
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(16)- On the Methods of Rayleigh-Ritz-Weinstein
- Error Estimation in the Weinstein Method for Eigenvalues
- Inequalities for the extreme eigenvalues of block-partitioned Hermitian matrices with applications to spectral graph theory
- Ramifications, old and new, of the eigenvalue problem
- Functional spaces and functional completion
- Rate of Convergence Estimates for Nonselfadjoint Eigenvalue Approximations
- Graphs and Hermitian matrices: eigenvalue interlacing
- An upper bound for the largest eigenvalue of a positive semidefinite block banded matrix
- Eigenvalue bounds and inequalities using vector aggregation of matrices
- Partitioning lower bounds for Bubnov–Galerkin’s eigenvalues
- Relative eigenvalues of Hermitian matrices
- On perturbations of finite rank
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3245855 (Why is no real title available?)
- On exponential representation of analytic functions in the upper half- plane with positive imaginary part
- An inequality for the eigenvalues of a class of self-adjoint operators
- The reduction of one-dimensional eigenvalue problems to the solution of simultaneous algebraic equations with one nonlinearity
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