Conditions for minimizing the norm sensitivity of characteristic roots
- 1 January 1983
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
The sensitivity of a characteristic root of an n by n real matrix is measured by the Euclidean norm of the root's n2 derivatives with respect to the elements of the matrix. Let λ denote a real root and σ + j σ a complex root. Conditions for minimizing the sensitivity norms based on λ, σ, ω and |σ+ j ω| are obtained. Since the conditions apply for all n and involve simple algebraic properties of the matrix, they may have useful applications.Keywords
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