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Optimal energy amplification of a linear system (G(t))

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For the matrix exponential A(t)=eLt, maximizing the energy ratio over nonzero initial conditions gives
G(t)=maxx0​=0​x0∗​x0​x0∗​A(t)∗A(t)x0​​=∥A(t)∥22​=σmax​(A(t))2.
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The Rayleigh quotient achieves its maximum at an eigenvector of A∗A with largest eigenvalue, equivalently a right singular vector of A. Such an optimal disturbance is generally not an eigenvector of L.

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