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Pseudospectrum (Spϵ​(A))

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The ϵ-pseudospectrum consists of spectral points together with resolvent points where ∥(A−zI)−1∥>ϵ−1. Equivalently it is described by a small lower norm.

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The concept of the pseudospectrum arises in the field of numerical linear algebra and operator theory. It provides a way to analyze the behavior of matrices (or operators) in terms of their eigenvalues and stability, particularly in the presence of perturbations.
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