Solvability and uniqueness of solution of generalized ★ $\star$ -Sylvester equations with arbitrary coefficients

IF 1 2区 数学 Q1 MATHEMATICS
Fernando De Terán, Bruno Iannazzo
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Abstract

We analyze the consistency and uniqueness of solution of the generalized $\star$ -Sylvester equation  A X B + C X D = E $AXB+CX^\star D=E$ , with A , B , C , D $A,B,C, D$ , and E $E$ being complex matrices (and $\star$ being either the transpose or the conjugate transpose). In particular, we obtain characterizations for the equation to have at most one solution and to be consistent for any right-hand side. Such characterizations are given in terms of spectral properties of the matrix pencils λ D B A λ C $\left[\begin{smallmatrix}\lambda D^\star & B^\star \\ A & \lambda C\end{smallmatrix}\right]$ and λ C B A λ D $\left[\begin{smallmatrix}\lambda C^\star & B\\ A^\star & \lambda D\end{smallmatrix}\right]$ , respectively. This approach deals with matrices whose size is of the same order as that of A , B , C $A,B,C$ , and D $D$ , contrary to the naive procedure that addresses the equation as a linear system, whose coefficient matrix can be much larger. The characterizations are valid in the most general setting, namely for all coefficient matrices A , B , C $A,B,C$ , and D $D$ for which the equation is well-defined, and generalize the known characterizations for the case where they are all square. As a corollary, we obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the $\star$ -Sylvester equation  A X + X D = E $AX+X^\star D=E$ and the $\star$ -Stein equation  X + C X D = E $X+CX^\star D=E$ to have at most one solution or to be consistent, for any right-hand side E $E$ .

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