Inequalities for hadamard product and unitarily invariant norms of matrices

The paper contains some general theorems for Hadamard product of matrices which in particular include Fiedler's Theorem and a better bound for an inequality on product of eigenvalues of certain matrices due to Ando. Lieb's concavity Theorem has been proved using operator means. Some inequalities for unitarily invariant norms have also been proved.     

A constructive proof of the Cartan-Dieudonné-Scherk Theorem in the real or complex case

The Cartan-Dieudonné-Scherk Theorem states that for fields of characteristic other than 2, every orthogonality can be written as the product of a certain minimal number of reflections across hyperplanes. The earliest proofs are not constructive, and constructive proofs either do not achieve minimal results or have been restricted to special cases. This paper presents a constructive proof in the real or complex field of the decomposition of a generalized orthogonal matrix into the product of the minimal number of generalized Householder matrices.     

Spectral variation bounds for diagonalisable matrices

Summary This note is related to an earlier paper by Bhatia, Davis, and Kittaneh [4]. For matrices similar to Hermitian, we prove an inequality complementary to the one proved in [4, Theorem 3]. We also disprove a conjecture made in [4] about the norm of a commutator. This work was done when the first author visited the SFB 343 at University of Bielefeld in May and June 1994.     

On some properties of the determinants of tensors

We use the Hilbert?s Nullstellensatz (Hilbert?s Zero Point Theorem) to give a direct proof of the formula for the determinants of the products of tensors. By using this determinant formula and using tensor product to represent the transformations of the slices of tensors, we prove some basic properties of the determinants of tensors which are the generalizations of the corresponding properties of the determinants for matrices. We also study the determinants of tensors after two types of transposes. We use the permutational similarity of tensors to discuss the relation between weakly reducible tensors and the triangular block tensors, and give a canonical form of the weakly reducible tensors.     

Decomposition of Matrices into Involutory Matrices and Symmetric Matrices

Let \Omega be a field, and let F denote the Frobenius matrix: $[F = \left( {\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} 0&{ - {\alpha _n}}\{{E_{n - 1}}}&\alpha \end{array}} \right)\]$ where \alpha is an n-1 dimentional vector over Q, and E_n- 1 is identity matrix over \Omega. Theorem 1. There hold two elementary decompositions of Frobenius matrix: (i) F=SJB, where S, J are two symmetric matrices, and B is an involutory matrix; (ii) F=CQD, where O is an involutory matrix, Q is an orthogonal matrix over \Omega, and D is a diagonal matrix. We use the decomposition (i) to deduce the following two theorems: Theorem 2. Every square matrix over \Omega is a product of twe symmetric matrices and one involutory matrix. Theorem 3. Every square matrix over \Omega is a product of not more than four symmetric matrices. By using the decomposition (ii), we easily verify the following Theorem 4(Wonenburger-Djokovic') . The necessary and sufficient condition that a square matrix A may be decomposed as a product of two involutory matrices is that A is nonsingular and similar to its inverse A^-1 over Q (See [2, 3]). We also use the decomosition (ii) to obtain Theorem 5. Every unimodular matrix is similar to the matrix CQB, where C, B are two involutory matrices, and Q is an orthogonal matrix over Q. As a consequence of Theorem 5. we deduce immediately the following Theorem 6 (Gustafson-Halmos-Radjavi). Every unimodular matrix may be decomposed as a product of not more than four involutory matrices (See [1] ). Finally, we use the decomposition (ii) to derive the following Thoerem 7. If the unimodular matrix A possesses one invariant factor which is not constant polynomial, or the determinant of the unimodular matrix A is I and A possesses two invariant factors with the same degree (>0), then A may be decomposed as a product of three involutory matrices. All of the proofs of the above theorems are constructive.     

UNCONDITIONAL CAUCHY SERIES AND UNIFORM CONVERGENCE ON MATRICES

The authors obtain new characterizations of unconditional Cauchy series in termsof separation properties of subfamilies of P(N), and a generalization of the Orlicz-PettisTheorem is also obtained. New results on the uniform convergence on matrices anda new version of the Hahn-Schur summation theorem are proved. For matrices whoserows define unconditional Cauchy series, a better sufficient condition for the basicMatrix Theorem of Antosik and Swartz, new necessary conditions and a new proof ofthat theorem are given.     

Remarks on Lipschitz properties of matrix groups actions

It is proved that a large class of matrix group actions, including joint similarity and congruence-like actions, as well as actions of the type of matrix equivalence, have local Lipschitz property. Under additional hypotheses, global Lipschitz property is proved. These results are specialized and applied to obtain local Lipschitz property of canonical bases of matrices that are selfadjoint in an indefinite inner product. Real, complex, and quaternionic matrices are considered.     

An extension of flanders theorem to several matrices

The Flanders Theorem relates the matrices AB and BA and provides a necessary and sufficient condition for the consistency of the matrix system P = ABQ = BA In this paper, we generalize the Flanders condition for several matrices.     

Riesz points of upper triangular operator matrices

Two results are proved which concern Riesz points of upper triangular operator matrices. Applications are made to questions involving when Weyl's Theorem holds for an upper triangular operator matrix.

     

An extension of flanders theorem to several matrices

The Flanders Theorem relates the matrices AB and BA and provides a necessary and sufficient condition for the consistency of the matrix system P = AB Q = BA In this paper, we generalize the Flanders condition for several matrices.     

关于“华罗庚-王中烈型不等式”一文的注记

指出了［１］的定理２中的一个错误,推广了［１］中定理１给出的华罗庚－王中烈型不等式,避开控制不等式与动态规划模型等专门工具,改用较为初等的平均值不等式证明之,使改正后的［１］中的定理２成其推论     

The Brauer–Ostrowski Theorem for Matrices of Operators

The classical Brauer-Ostrowski Theorem gives a localization of the spectrum of a matrix by a union of Cassini ovals. In this paper we prove a corresponding result for operator matrices.     

Technical Note Discontinuous Implicit Quasivariational Inequalities in Normed Spaces

In this paper, we consider an implicit quasivariational inequality without continuity assumptions in normed spaces. The main result (Theorem 2.1) provides an infinite-dimensional version of Theorem 3.2 in Ref. 1. To achieve such a goal, we employ Theorem 3.2 in Ref. 1 and the technique of Cubiotti in Ref. 2. In particular, Theorem 3.1 covers a recent result of Cubiotti (Theorem 3.1 of Ref. 2) as a special case. Communicated by F. Giannessi This research was partially supported by the National Science Council of Taiwan, ROC.     

Intrinsic products and factorizations of matrices

We say that the product of a row vector and a column vector is intrinsic if there is at most one nonzero product of corresponding coordinates. Analogously we speak about intrinsic product of two or more matrices, as well as about intrinsic factorizations of matrices. Since all entries of the intrinsic product are products of entries of the multiplied matrices, there is no addition. We present several examples, together with important applications. These applications include companion matrices and sign-nonsingular matrices.     

Hyponormal and strongly hyponormal matrices in inner product spaces

Complex matrices that are structured with respect to a possibly degenerate indefinite inner product are studied. Based on earlier works on normal matrices, the notions of hyponormal and strongly hyponormal matrices are introduced. A full characterization of such matrices is given and it is shown how those matrices are related to different concepts of normal matrices in degenerate inner product spaces. Finally, the existence of invariant semidefinite subspaces for strongly hyponormal matrices is discussed.     

On the Brauer-Wielandt-Harada theorem for group-like regular association schemes

We consider a generalization of the Brauer-Wielandt-Harada Theorem to group-like regular association schemes. As an application, we give a necessary condition for commutative association schemes to be regular. Moreover, we derive the number of irreducible characters of multiplicity 1 from the product of all adjacency matrices and all valencies for a commutative regular association scheme.     

The generalized cross product and the volume of a simplex

Generalized forms of the Pythagorean Theorem for n-simplex are proved using the generalized cross product in Rⁿ.