Strong stability of symplectic matrices using a spectral dichotomy method
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Two spectral dichotomy methods are applied to the analysis of the strong stability of symplectic matrices. The algorithms are explained in detail, including convergence results. Finally, the performance of the methods is examined by numerical experiments.
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