Relative perturbation theory for hyperbolic eigenvalue problem
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Relative eigenvalue perturbation bounds are given for hyperbolic eigenvalue problems \(Hx=\lambda Jx\) with \(H\) positive definite and \(J= \operatorname {diag} (\pm 1)\). Graded and multiplicative perturbations are considered and bounds for the perturbation of eigenspaces are also included.
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