Eigenvalue continuity and Ger\v{s}gorin's theorem
Chi-Kwong Li, Fuzhen Zhang

TL;DR
This paper clarifies the different notions of eigenvalue continuity and revisits Geršgorin's disk theorem to address ambiguities in its proof related to continuity assumptions.
Contribution
It provides a clear distinction between types of eigenvalue continuity and clarifies the proof of Geršgorin's theorem regarding these continuity concepts.
Findings
Clarification of eigenvalue continuity types
Analysis of Geršgorin's theorem proof
Resolution of proof ambiguities
Abstract
Two types of eigenvalue continuity are commonly used in the literature. However, their meanings and the conditions under which continuities are used are not always stated clearly. This can lead to some confusion and needs to be addressed. In this note, we revisit the Ger\v{s}gorin disk theorem and clarify the issue concerning the proofs of the theorem by continuity.
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TopicsOptimization and Variational Analysis · Advanced Control Systems Optimization · Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research
