Abstract: | A matrix
is said to be accretive-dissipative if, in its Hermitian decomposition
, both matrices B and C are positive definite. Further, if B= I
n, then A is called a Buckley matrix. The following extension of the classical Fischer inequality for Hermitian positive-definite matrices is proved. Let
be an accretive-dissipative matrix, k and l be the orders of A
11 and A
22, respectively, and let m = min{k,l}. Then
For Buckley matrices, the stronger bound
is obtained. Bibliography: 5 titles. |