Perturbation Analysis of the QT-Drazin Inverse of Quaternion Tensors via the QT-Product
Yue Zhao, Daochang Zhang, Jingqian Li, Dijana Mosic

TL;DR
This paper develops a perturbation theory for the QT-Drazin inverse of quaternion tensors using the QT-product, establishing relationships with block circulant matrices, and provides practical computational methods with numerical demonstrations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel perturbation framework for the QT-Drazin inverse of quaternion tensors, linking it to block circulant representations and enabling efficient MATLAB computations.
Findings
Established a relationship between QT-Drazin inverse and block circulant matrices.
Derived a practical MATLAB computation method for the QT-Drazin inverse.
Provided numerical examples validating the theoretical results.
Abstract
The motivation of this paper is to investigate the perturbation theory for the QT-Drazin inverse of quaternion tensors under the QT-product via the associated -block circulant representation. A fundamental relationship between the QT-Drazin inverse of and the -block circulant form of is established. Moreover, the QT-index of a quaternion tensor is characterized by the indices of the diagonal blocks in the corresponding block-diagonalized matrix. As a consequence, a representation of the QT-Drazin inverse in terms of the QT-Moore--Penrose inverse is derived, which offers a practical approach for its direct computation in MATLAB. Furthermore, a decomposition theory for the QT-Drazin inverse is developed by combining the structure of -block circulant matrices with the Jordan decomposition of quaternion matrices. Numerical examples are…
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TopicsTensor decomposition and applications · Matrix Theory and Algorithms · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
