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Structured Canonical Forms For Products Of (Skew-) Symmetric Matrices And The Matrix Equation XAX = B

Kressner, Daniel  
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Liu, Xin
2013
Electronic Journal Of Linear Algebra

The contragredient transformation A bar right arrow P-1 AP-(inverted perpendicular) , B bar right arrow P-inverted perpendicular BP of two matrices A, B effects simultaneous similarity transformations of the products AB and BA. This work provides structured canonical forms under this transformation for symmetric or skew-symmetric A, B. As an application, these forms are used to study the quadratic matrix equation XAX = B, where both A, B are skew-symmetric or symmetric matrices. Necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a (nonsingular) symmetric solution X are formulated in terms of the structured canonical form.

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research article
DOI
10.13001/1081-3810.1651
Web of Science ID

WOS:000321324600004

Author(s)
Kressner, Daniel  
Liu, Xin
Date Issued

2013

Publisher

Int Linear Algebra Soc

Published in
Electronic Journal Of Linear Algebra
Volume

26

Start page

215

End page

230

Subjects

Skew-symmetric matrix

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Symmetric matrix

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Matrix product

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Quadratic matrix equation

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REVIEWED

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October 1, 2013
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