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Because L is diagonalizable, write
L=VΛV−1,
(1)
where every diagonal entry of Λ has negative real part. Define the equivalent norm
∥x∥V​=∥V−1x∥2​​.
(2)
Then
∥etLx∥V​=∥etΛV−1x∥2​≤∥V−1x∥2​=∥x∥V​
(3)
for every t≥0. Equivalently, this norm comes from the positive-definite inner-product matrix H=V−†V−1. Thus stable eigenvalues always admit a norm with no growth, even though the standard Euclidean norm may show transient amplification.

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