Abstract:
In the previous work of the authors, the problem of describing complex n×n matrices that are simultaneously normal and Hankel was reduced to a system of n−1 real equations with respect to 2n unknowns. These equations are quadratic, and it is not at all clear whether they have real solutions. It is shown here that the systems corresponding to n=3 and n=4 are solvable and have infinitely many real solutions.
Citation:
Kh. D. Ikramov, V. N. Chugunov, “On Normal Hankel Matrices of Low Orders”, Mat. Zametki, 84:2 (2008), 207–218; Math. Notes, 84:2 (2008), 197–206
This publication is cited in the following 6 articles:
V. N. Chugunov, “On particular solutions of the normal T+H-problem”, Comput. Math. Math. Phys., 50:4 (2010), 583–588
Chugunov V.N., Ikramov Kh.D., “A complete solution of the normal Hankel problem”, Linear Algebra Appl., 432:12 (2010), 3210–3230
Kh. D. Ikramov, V. N. Chugunov, “On the Reduction of the Normal Hankel Problem to Two Particular Cases”, Math. Notes, 85:5 (2009), 674–681
V. N. Chugunov, “On two particular cases of solving the normal Hankel problem”, Comput. Math. Math. Phys., 49:6 (2009), 893–900
Ikramov Kh. D., Chugunov V. N., “Classifying normal Hankel matrices”, Dokl. Math., 79:1 (2009), 114–117
Mei Y., “The Inverse Matrices of Symmetric Circulant Hankel Matrices Constituted by Equal Ratio”, Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Applied Matrix Theory, eds. Xu C., Xu G., Zhang F., World Acad Union-World Acad Press, 2009, 262–264