Perturbation bounds for $g$-inverses with respect to the unitarily invariant norm
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Let complex matrices $A$ and $B$ have the same sizes. Using the singular value decomposition, we characterize the $g$-inverse $B^{(1)}$ of $B$ such that the distance between a given $g$-inverse of $A$ and the set of all $g$-inverses of the matrix $B$ reaches minimum under the unitarily invariant norm. With this result, we derive additive and multiplicative perturbation bounds of the nearest perturbed $g$-inverse. These results generalize and improve the existing results published recently to some extent.
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volume 43 issue 7
pages 2655- 2662
publication date 2017-12-30
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