RQI is an approach for eigenvectors of matrices. In 1974, B.N Parlett proved that it was a ''succeessful algorithm'' with cubic convergent speed for normal matrices. After then, several authors develop...RQI is an approach for eigenvectors of matrices. In 1974, B.N Parlett proved that it was a ''succeessful algorithm'' with cubic convergent speed for normal matrices. After then, several authors developed relevant theory and put this research into dynamical frame. [3] indicated that RQI failed for non-normal matrices with complex eigenvalues. In this paper, RQI for non-normal matrices with only real spectrum is analyzed. The authors proved that eigenvectors are super-attractive fixed points of RQI. The geometrical and topological behaviours of two periodic orbits are considered too. The existness of three or higher periodic orbits and their geometry are considered too. The existness of three or higher periodic orbits and their geometry are still open and of interest. It will be reported in our forthcomming paper.展开更多
文摘RQI is an approach for eigenvectors of matrices. In 1974, B.N Parlett proved that it was a ''succeessful algorithm'' with cubic convergent speed for normal matrices. After then, several authors developed relevant theory and put this research into dynamical frame. [3] indicated that RQI failed for non-normal matrices with complex eigenvalues. In this paper, RQI for non-normal matrices with only real spectrum is analyzed. The authors proved that eigenvectors are super-attractive fixed points of RQI. The geometrical and topological behaviours of two periodic orbits are considered too. The existness of three or higher periodic orbits and their geometry are considered too. The existness of three or higher periodic orbits and their geometry are still open and of interest. It will be reported in our forthcomming paper.
