
Multiparameter Eigenvalue Problems
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- Front Cover
- Multiparameter Eigenvalue Problems
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Contents of Volume II
- PART I: PRELIMINARIES FROM LINEAR ALGEBRA
- Chapter 1. Linear Spaces
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Linear Maps
- 1 3 Composite and Induced Maps
- 1.4 Direct Sums
- 1.5 Linear Dependence and Dimension
- 1.6 Dimensions of Kernel and Image
- 1.7 Further Dimensional Results
- 1.8 Topologies
- 1.9 Connectedness
- 1.10 Semilinear Maps
- Chapter 2. Bilinear and Multilinear Functions
- 2.1 Multilinear Functions
- 2.2 Bilinear Functions
- 2.3 Bilinear Functions on a Single Space
- 2.4 Bilinear Forms
- 2.5 Sesquilinear Functions
- 2.6 Sesquilinear Forms and Endoniorphisms
- 2.7 The Zeros of Hermitian Forms
- 2.8 Pairs of Hermitian Forms
- 2.9 Three Hermitian Forms
- 2.10 General Remarks on the Range of a Set of Forms
- Chapter 3. The Decomposition of Finite-Dimensional Endomorphisms
- 3.1 Ascent and Descent
- 3.2 The Case of Equal Ascent and Descent
- 3.3 Eigensubspaces and Root Subspaces
- 3.4 The Splitting Off of Root Subspaces
- 3.5 The Finite-Dimensional Case
- 3.6 Several Commuting Operators
- 3.7 The Hermitian Case
- 3.8 Orthogonality
- 3.9 Some Modifications
- 3.10 Reduction of Pairs of Hermitian Forms
- Chapter 4. The Tensor Product of Linear Spaces
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 The Definition by Means of Functionals
- 4.3 Bases and Dimension
- 4.4 The Real and Complex Cases
- 4.5 Subspaces
- 4.6 Induced Homomorphisms
- 4.7 Exactness Properties
- 4.8 Universal Property
- 4.9 Bilinear Forms and Tensor Products
- 4.10 Products of Sesquilinear Forms
- Chapter 5. Tensor Products and Endomorphisms
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 The Hermitian Case
- 5.3 Eigenvalues and Ranks
- 5.4 Decomposition
- 5.5 The Kronecker Sum and Product
- 5.6 Kronecker Sums and Eigenvalues
- 5.7 Separation of Variables
- 5.8 The Tensor Product of Identical Factors
- 5.9 Induced Maps of Symmetry Subspaces
- PART 2: MULTIPARAMETER PROBLEMS FOR MATRICES
- Chapter 6. Simultaneous Equations in Linear Spaces
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Determinantal Maps
- 6.3 Singular Determinantal Maps in the Case k = 2
- 6.4 Rectangular Arrays
- 6.5 Definiteness Requirements
- 6.6 Solutions for Rectangular Arrays
- 6.7 Nonformal Determinantal Properties
- 6.8 Eigenvalues for a Rectangular Array
- 6.9 Decomposition
- Chapter 7. Simultaneous Eigenvalue Problems for Hermitian Matrices
- 7.1 Introduction
- 7.2 The First Definiteness Condition and Its Consequences
- 7.3 Orthogonality of Eigenvectors
- 7.4 Stronger Definiteness Conditions
- 7.5 Splitting of Multiple Eigenvalues
- 7.6 Decomposable Orthogonal Eigenvectors
- 7.7 A Connectedness Property
- 7.8 The Main Result on Positive Definiteness
- 7.9 The Eigenvector Expansion
- Chapter 8. The Singularity of Square Arrays
- 8.1 Introduction
- 8.2 Equivalent Singularity Conditions
- 8.3 An Algebraic Lemma
- 8.4 The Inductive Argument
- 8.5 Singularity and Decomposable Tensors
- 8.6 The Positive Definiteness Theorem Reproved
- 8.7 Eigenvalues and Singularity
- Chapter 9. Arrays of Hermitian Forms
- 9.1 Introduction
- 9.2 Two by Two Arrays
- 9.3 Two by Three Arrays
- 9.4 General Square Arrays
- 9.5 A Property of Convex Cones
- 9.6 The Case of Several Cones
- 9.7 Square Arrays of Hermitian Forms, Continued
- 9.8 Rectangular Arrays of Hermitian Forms
- 9.9 Relation between Definiteness Conditions I and II
- Chapter 10. Completeness of Eigenvectors in the Locally Definite Case
- 10.1 Introduction
- 10.2 Eigenvalues and Eigensubspaces
- 10.3 Eigenprojectors
- 10.4 Existence of a Nonsingular Determinantal Map
- 10.5 Completeness of the Eigenvectors
- 10.6 The Eigenvector Expansion
- Chapter 11. Arrays of Compact Operators
- 11.1 Introduction
- 11.2 Notions from Hilbert Space Theory
- 11.3 Discreteness of the Spectrum
- 11.4 Truncated Problems
- 11.5 Sequences of Truncations
- 11.6 Convergence of the Eigenvalues
- 11.7 Convergence of the Eigenvectors
- 11.8 Introduction of Tensor Products
- 11.9 Discussion of the Expansion
- 11.10 A Special Case
- References
- Index
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