Eigenvalues of real symmetric matrices
Meinolf Geck

TL;DR
This paper provides a novel proof demonstrating that real symmetric matrices always have real eigenvalues, using only basic concepts like supremum and infimum, avoiding traditional limit or compactness methods.
Contribution
It introduces a new proof technique for eigenvalue existence that relies solely on supremum and infimum, simplifying the theoretical framework.
Findings
Real symmetric matrices have real eigenvalues.
A proof using only supremum and infimum is established.
Traditional limit or compactness arguments are avoided.
Abstract
We present a proof of the existence of real eigenvalues of real symmetric matrices which does not rely on any limit or compactness arguments, but only uses the notions of "sup", "inf".
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