Matrix Equations and Symmetry
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Mathematics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 April 2022) | Viewed by 3552
Special Issue Editors
Interests: numerical and applied multilinear algebra (methods for eigenvalue problems, linear systems, matrix equations and matrix functions, preconditioning, tensor methods); model order reduction; mathematical systems and control theory; systems of polynomials
Interests: differential-algebraic equations; optimal and robust control; matrix equations and inequalities;numerical linear algebra (in particular, structured and nonlinear eigenvalue problems); numerical optimization, model order reduction;mathematical software; mathematics applications in engineering (mechanics, vibroacoustics)
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Algebraic and differential matrix equations arise in many different applications areas, e.g., in control theory, model order reduction, uncertainty quantification, signal processing, discretizations of deterministic and stochastic PDEs, and matrix regression problems, to name only a few. In recent decades, there has been a strong and steadily increasing research interest in this topic which has led to many new substantial results regarding both theoretical insights and numerical solution strategies. For instance, various recent developments using low-rank matrix approximations have paved the way for handling high-dimensional matrix equations. Symmetry arises in the context of matrix equations in different forms, such as equations defined by symmetric coefficient matrices, equations allowing symmetric solutions or solution structures. Hence, the need arises to exploit these symmetric structures in both theoretical analysis and numerical methods.
The MPDI journal Symmetry is planning to set up a Special Issue on “Matrix Equations and Symmetry”. With this Special Issue, we aim at collecting high-quality papers which highlight new developments, theoretical and numerical, for matrix equations with a particular emphasis on symmetric structures arising in this context. Papers showcasing emerging new application areas for matrix equations are also welcome.
Dr. Patrick Kürschner
Dr. Matthias Voigt
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Algebraic matrix equations
- Differential matrix equations
- Numerical algorithms
- Symmetry exploitation
- Symmetric matrices
- Large-scale problems
- Low-rank approximations
- Iterative methods
