Search for dissertations about: "Symmetric matrices"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 41 swedish dissertations containing the words Symmetric matrices.
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1. Skew-symmetric matrix pencils : stratification theory and tools
Abstract : Investigating the properties, explaining, and predicting the behaviour of a physical system described by a system (matrix) pencil often require the understanding of how canonical structure information of the system pencil may change, e.g., how eigenvalues coalesce or split apart, due to perturbations in the matrix pencil elements. READ MORE
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2. Asymptotics of random matrices and matrix valued processes
Abstract : This thesis contains three parts. In the first two papers we consider spectral properties of symmetric matrices with elements consisting of independent Ornstein Uhlenbeck processes. The eigenvalues behave as a particle system on the real line with singular interaction consisting of electrostatic repulsion and a linear restoring force. READ MORE
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3. Interlaced particles in tilings and random matrices
Abstract : This thesis consists of three articles all relatedin some way to eigenvalues of random matrices and theirprincipal minors and also to tilings of various planar regions with dominoes or rhombuses.Consider an $N\times N$ matrix $H_N=[h_{ij}]_{i,j=1}^N$ from the Gaussian unitary ensemble (GUE). READ MORE
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4. Finite Element Modelling of Fluid-Structure Interaction
Abstract : The dynamic interaction between non-viscid, compressible fluid and an elastic structure is studied. Finte element formulations, using the weighted residual method, are derived. Different primary variables in the fluid domain are used and different source functions are considered. READ MORE
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5. Tensor Products of Highest Weight Representations and Skew-Symmetric Matrix Equations A+B+C=0
Abstract : The question of characterizing the eigenvalues for the sum of two Hermitian matrices, was solved in 1999, after almost a century of efforts. The saturation conjecture for GL_C(n) was proven by Knutson and Tao, filling in the last gap in Horn’s conjecture. READ MORE