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Negative spectra do not imply uniform semidiscrete stability (Lh​=(−10​h−1−1​))

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Every eigenvalue of this nonnormal matrix is −1, but etLh​=e−t(10​t/h1​). Applied to the second coordinate unit vector, its norm at t=1 is at least 1/(eh). Thus negative eigenvalues give no mesh-uniform semigroup bound by themselves. Normal matrices, uniformly conditioned eigenvector bases, or a direct dissipative energy estimate supply the missing control.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2009 / iii / Paper 72 / 6 / Solution
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