Aug 2026· Linear and multilinear algebra· Vol 74, pp. 1875 - 1902· 1 citation· 35 references
Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of determining the closest structured regular polynomial matrix to a given structured polynomial matrix having an eigenvalue that satisfies a constraint on its geometric multiplicity. Initially, we approach this problem for the linearly structured unimodular polynomial matrices without imposing any specific constraints on the multiplicity of any eigenvalues of the perturbed non-unimodular polynomial matrix. Subsequently, we extend our investigation for any linearly structured polynomial matrices by introducing constraints related to the eigen-structure of the perturbed polynomial matrix. Our primary focus is to compute the nearest structured regular polynomial matrix that has an eigenvalue with a specific lower bound of the geometric multiplicity. We begin by considering the eigenvalue as any complex number, and then restrict our analysis to the case where it is real. In addressing these challenges, we use an optimization-based approach, reshaping the problem into a constrained optimization scenario. We conclude the paper by providing numerous numerical case studies, demonstrating the efficacy and applicability of our proposed approach.
We study the problem of perturbing a given matrix X belonging to a subspace S of linearly structured real matrices of order n to its nearest counterpart Y=X+D, where D belongs to S and Y possesses an eigenvalue with prescribed lower bounds on its algebraic multiplicity and geometric multiplicity. The proposed framework...
H. Lalhriatpuia, Tanay Saha, Punit Sharma· 0 citations
We propose an approach based on Riemannian optimization to compute a nearest normal matrix to a given one. The problem can be formulated as the minimization of a smooth function either on the manifold $U(n)$ of unitary matrices of size n or on the flag manifold $U (n)/U (1)^n$. The flag manifold is particularly suitabl...
We study the eigenvalues of the random Laplacian matrix $D - A$, where $A$ is a Wigner matrix with sub-Gaussian entries and the diagonal matrix $D$ contains the row sums of $A$. Our main results show that the extreme eigenvalues of this model exhibit Poisson statistics; in particular, after the appropriate centering an...
We study the annealed complexity of Gaussian random homogeneous polynomials on the (N−1)-dimensional unit sphere in the presence of deterministic perturbations depending on fixed orthonormal vectors and external parameters. We derive variational formulas for the exponential asymptotics of the average number of total cr...
Vanessa Piccolo· The Annals of Applied Probab...· 0 citations
A randomized Jacobi-Davidson method is introduced that replaces this orthogonalization with a much cheaper randomized orthogonalization process, which requires no inner products involving full-dimensional vectors and matches the reliability of classical Jacobi-Davidson while reducing orthogonalization cost.
L. Grigori, Taejun Park, Igor Simunec· 0 citations
The classical Projected Hessian Lemma, originating from Finsler's theorem, characterizes definiteness over a constraint null space through quadratic penalties. However, it does not quantify the corresponding constrained eigenvalues or the associated eigenvalue penalty path. This work develops a quantitative penalty the...
Mei-Ling Wang, Yong Xia· 0 citations
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