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1 total messages Started by Matt Wette Fri, 21 Dec 1990 22:06
EISPACK solution of generalized eigenvalue prob.
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Author: Matt Wette
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 1990 22:06
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This article concerns the problem of finding two orthogonal
matrices Q and Z such that 
	Q'*A*Z is in upper real Schur form
	Q'*B*Z is upper triangular
where A and B are square matrices and ' denotes transpose.

I have encountered problems with the EISPACK routine QZIT
not converging.  The problem I am trying to solve is of
order 18 and a `relative Crawford number' for the problem,
given by evaluation of the Matlab expression
	cond(A/norm(A) + j*B/norm(B)),
is about 10^2.

Does anyone know of software which is a better implementation 
of (a variant of) the QZ algorithm and/or a better working
algorithm for solving the same problem?

Matt


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