$\vec{w}h\alpha\mathfrak{t}\;\; i\mathbb{S}\ldots$

a palindromic eigenvalue problem?


Who?
Christian Schröder (TU Berlin)
When?
2013/02/15, 16:00
Before the BMS Friday Colloquium by Prof. Özlem Imamoglu
Where?
TU Berlin, at room MA 313
About what?

"Mom", "Dad", "I prefer pi", and " A man, a plan, a canal — Panama" are palindromes — they can be read form left to right and vice versa. Analogously, a polynomial is palindromic if its sequence of coefficients is the same in both directions (i.e., $2x^4 + 7x^3 + 5x^2 + 7x + 2$). In just a few more small steps, we get to palindromic matrix polynomials and their corresponding eigenvalue problems. The talk will be on palindromic eigenvalue problems: their introduction, where they arise, their properties and suitable algorithms.