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A note on matrix equations and root location

Some remarks are made on the use of matrix transformations to derive linear matrix equations for locating the characteristic roots of a matrix with respect to some region of the complex plane. Particular attention is devoted to the ellipse. Some unsolved problems are suggested.

S. Barnett | S. Barnett

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