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SUMMARY:On explicit and exact solutions of the Wiener-Hopf factorization p
 roblem for some matrix functions - Victor Adukov (South Ural State Univers
 ity )
DTSTART:20190813T150000Z
DTEND:20190813T153000Z
UID:TALK128473@talks.cam.ac.uk
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DESCRIPTION:By an explicit solution of the factorization problem we<br>mea
 n the solution that can be found by finite number of some steps which we<b
 r>call "explicit".<br><br>When we solve a specific factorization problem w
 e must<br>rigorously define these steps. In this talk we will do this for 
 matrix<br>polynomials\, rational matrix functions\, analytic matrix functi
 ons\, meromorphic<br>matrix functions\, triangular matrix functions and ot
 hers. For these classes we<br>describe the data and procedures that are ne
 cessary for the explicit solution<br>of the factorization problem. Since t
 he factorization problem is unstable\, the<br>explicit solvability of the 
 problem does not mean that we can get its numerical<br>solution. This is t
 he principal obstacle to use the Wiener-Hopf techniques in<br>applied prob
 lems. For the above mentioned classes the main reason of the<br>instabilit
 y is the instability of the rank of a matrix.<br><br>Numerical experiments
  show that the use of SVD for<br>computation of the ranks often allows us 
 to correctly find the partial indices<br>for matrix polynomials.<br><br>To
  create a test case set for numerical experiments we<br>have to solve the 
 problem exactly. By the exact solutions of the factorization<br>problem we
  mean those solutions that can be found by symbolic computation. In<br>the
  talk we obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of t
 he<br>exact solution to the problem for matrix polynomials and propose an 
 algorithm<br>for constructing of the exact solution. The solver modules in
  SymPy and in<br>Maple that implement this algorithm are designed.
LOCATION:Seminar Room 1\, Newton Institute
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