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Prove the inequality for Condition number of matrix


Inequality involving norm of matrix integralHow to show for a PSD matrix $A$ that $left | left ( A+I right )^-1 right | leq frac11+sigma _minleft ( A right )$?Condition number of a rectangular matrixRelation between the weighted matrix norm and the weightsRelative error in solution when the matrix is perturbedCondition number for a complex square matrixCondition Number and Sensitivity of Matrix-Vector MultiplicationA lower bound for the condition number matrixSuppose ||.|| is an induced matrix norm, A is non-singular, and B is singular. Prove $frac1kappa(A)leqfracA$.Prove that $cond(A)ge fracA$ for any induced matrix norm













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Let $ A in mathbbR^n times n$ be a non-singular matrix.



Let $hat A=A+delta A, hat x=x+delta x, textand hat b=b+delta b$ with $Ax=b$ and $hat A hat x=hat b $.



Here $||.||$ denote the both vector norm and induced matrix norm.



Show that $ large frac leq kappa (A) left(fracdelta AA+frac+frac right)$, where $kappa(A)=||A||||A^-1||. $



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    $begingroup$


    Let $ A in mathbbR^n times n$ be a non-singular matrix.



    Let $hat A=A+delta A, hat x=x+delta x, textand hat b=b+delta b$ with $Ax=b$ and $hat A hat x=hat b $.



    Here $||.||$ denote the both vector norm and induced matrix norm.



    Show that $ large frac leq kappa (A) left(fracdelta AA+frac+frac right)$, where $kappa(A)=||A||||A^-1||. $



    Help me to show it










    share|cite|improve this question











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      $begingroup$


      Let $ A in mathbbR^n times n$ be a non-singular matrix.



      Let $hat A=A+delta A, hat x=x+delta x, textand hat b=b+delta b$ with $Ax=b$ and $hat A hat x=hat b $.



      Here $||.||$ denote the both vector norm and induced matrix norm.



      Show that $ large frac leq kappa (A) left(fracdelta AA+frac+frac right)$, where $kappa(A)=||A||||A^-1||. $



      Help me to show it










      share|cite|improve this question











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      Let $ A in mathbbR^n times n$ be a non-singular matrix.



      Let $hat A=A+delta A, hat x=x+delta x, textand hat b=b+delta b$ with $Ax=b$ and $hat A hat x=hat b $.



      Here $||.||$ denote the both vector norm and induced matrix norm.



      Show that $ large frac leq kappa (A) left(fracdelta AA+frac+frac right)$, where $kappa(A)=||A||||A^-1||. $



      Help me to show it







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