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Uniform power bound from separated amplification roots (infθ​∣g1​(θ)−g2​(θ)∣>0)

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For a uniformly bounded two-level Fourier companion matrix C(θ) with distinct roots g1​,g2​ of modulus at most one, its powers satisfy
Cn=g1​−g2​g1n​(C−g2​I)−g2n​(C−g1​I)​.
(1)
A positive frequency-uniform gap therefore gives a uniform bound on every power. The Parseval identity then supplies spatial L2 norm stability. When the gap closes at a repeated unit root, a Jordan block can produce growth proportional to the number of steps despite both roots having modulus one.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2014 / iii / Paper 66 / 5 / b / Solution

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