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The GUPTRI Form of a Regularized Problem.

The deflations made in the staircase algorithm result in an exact GUPTRI form of a nearby matrix pencil $A + \delta A - \lambda (B + \delta B)$:

\begin{displaymath}
P^{\ast}(A + \delta A - \lambda (B + \delta B)) Q =
\bmat{cc...
...g} - \lambda B_{reg} & * \\
0 & 0 & A_l - \lambda B_l \emat .
\end{displaymath}

If all range/null space separations in the GUPTRI algorithm are well defined with respect to the deflation tolerance parameters $\epsilon$ and gap, then $\Vert(\delta A, \delta B)\Vert _F$ $=O(\epsilon \Vert(A,B)\Vert _F)$. The nearby problem represents a regularized problem that has a stable Kronecker structure with respect to the deflation criteria of the algorithm.



Susan Blackford 2000-11-20