6. Generalized eigenvalue problem

6.1 Problem definition and properties

In some applications, the eigenvalue problem is not expressed in the classical form Ax = λx, but in generalized forms. For example, in solid or structural mechanics, the problem is often in the form :

Ax = λBx

where $A, B \in ℝ^{n \times n}$ and where B can...

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