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Nonnormal eigenvalues do not bound a quadratic quotient

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The real matrix BM​=(10​M1​) has both eigenvalues equal to one, whereas xTBM​x/(xTx)=1+M/2 for x=(1,1)T. Hence no universal constant bounds this quotient by the maximum eigenvalue of every real matrix with real eigenvalues.

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