Stability of pseudospectral factorizations
The authors study particular classes of minimal factorizations. Factorization \(W(\lambda)= W_1(\lambda)\) \(W_2(\lambda)\) is said to be left pseudospectral with respect to the real axis if \(W_1\) has all its poles in the open lower halfplane, and all its zeros in the closed lower halfplane. An invertible Hermitian fixed \(n\times n\) matrix \(H\) is used to organize \(\mathbb{C}^n\) as an indefinite inner product space, then an \(H\)-dissipative matrix \(A\) is introduced by \({1\over 2i} (HA- A^* H)\geq 0\). A stable \(A\)-invariant maximal \(H\)-nonnegative subspace \(M\) is defined by the condition \(\forall\varepsilon> 0\), \(\exists\delta> 0\) such that \(\forall B= H\)-dissipative matrix with \(\|A- B\|<\delta\), \(\exists N=\) invariant maximal \(H\)-nonnegative subspace with \(\text{gap}(M, N)< \varepsilon\). The paper contains complete descriptions of stable pseudospectral factorizations of identity plus contractive functions, and of functions with positive semidefinite real part. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0954.00037].
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