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mMonic Operator and Matrix Polynomials: Spectral Properties, Factorizations and Companion Forms,Used
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In this thesis, spectral properties of analytic, so called mmonic operator and matrix functions are investigated. A major focus lies on polynomials with entrywise nonnegative matrix coefficients. Crucial for the investigation of this case is the introduction of a degree reduction generalizing the well known linearization of matrix polynomials via the first companion form. This allows the development of a condition for the existence of spectral factorizations via fixpoint iterations. mmonic matrix polynomials with entrywise nonnegative coefficients such that their sum is irreducible can have eigenvalues with a symmetry similar to the rotation invariance of peripheral eigenvalues of entrywise nonnegative irreducible matrices. The analysis of this symmetry involves the well known PerronFrobenius theory as it does in the matrix case, as well as the study of an associated infinite graph. A numerical algorithm for the computation of spectral factorizations also is given. It is based on a version of a cyclic reduction method suited for a certain type of Markov chains.
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