We consider the quadratic eigenvalue problem with selfadjoint operators R, S and T in the Hilbert space 8. The operator S is supposed to be "large" with respect to the operators R and T. For simplicity we assume that R and T have bounded inverses. If, additionally, S is uniformly positive, then (1)
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Quadratic eigenvalue problems
β Scribed by J Eisenfeld
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- Elsevier Science
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- 1968
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- 23
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- ISSN
- 0022-247X
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