Approximating the closest structured singular matrix polynomial

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Autori principali: Gnazzo, Miryam, Guglielmi, Nicola
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author Gnazzo, Miryam
Guglielmi, Nicola
author_facet Gnazzo, Miryam
Guglielmi, Nicola
contents Consider a matrix polynomial $P \left( λ\right)= A_0 + λA_1 + \ldots + λ^d A_d$, with $A_0,\ldots, A_d$ complex (or real) matrices with a certain structure. In this paper we discuss an iterative method to numerically approximate the closest structured singular matrix polynomial $\widetilde P\left( λ\right)$, using the distance induced by the Frobenius norm. An important peculiarity of the approach we propose is the possibility to include different types of structural constraints. The method also allows us to limit the perturbations to just a few matrices and also to include additional structures, such as the preservation of the sparsity pattern of one or more matrices $A_i$, and also collective-like properties, like a palindromic structure. The iterative method is based on the numerical integration of the gradient system associated with a suitable functional which quantifies the distance to singularity of a matrix polynomial.
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spellingShingle Approximating the closest structured singular matrix polynomial
Gnazzo, Miryam
Guglielmi, Nicola
Numerical Analysis
15A18, 47A56, 65K05
Consider a matrix polynomial $P \left( λ\right)= A_0 + λA_1 + \ldots + λ^d A_d$, with $A_0,\ldots, A_d$ complex (or real) matrices with a certain structure. In this paper we discuss an iterative method to numerically approximate the closest structured singular matrix polynomial $\widetilde P\left( λ\right)$, using the distance induced by the Frobenius norm. An important peculiarity of the approach we propose is the possibility to include different types of structural constraints. The method also allows us to limit the perturbations to just a few matrices and also to include additional structures, such as the preservation of the sparsity pattern of one or more matrices $A_i$, and also collective-like properties, like a palindromic structure. The iterative method is based on the numerical integration of the gradient system associated with a suitable functional which quantifies the distance to singularity of a matrix polynomial.
title Approximating the closest structured singular matrix polynomial
topic Numerical Analysis
15A18, 47A56, 65K05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.06335