Two important classes of quadratic eigenvalue problems are composed of elliptic and hyperbolic problems. In [Linear Algebra Appl., 351-352 (2002) 455], the distance to the nearest non-hyperbolic or non-elliptic quadratic eigenvalue problem is obtained using a global minimization problem. This paper
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Detecting and Solving Hyperbolic Quadratic Eigenvalue Problems
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- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
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