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Publications and source records attributed to Minghua Lin.
This short paper revisits a remarkable but almost overlooked result of Djoković [Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 27 (1971) 19-23]. A connection to a result of uSemrl is pointed out. With Djoković's result, an extension of Craig-Sakamoto theorem to $k$ ($k\ge 2$) normal matrices is presented. A comment to a recent monthly problem is also given.
This short note, in part of expository nature, points out several new or recent consequences of a quite nice decomposition for positive semi-definite matrices.
A new inequality between angles in inner product spaces is formulated and proved. It leads directly to a concise statement and proof of the generalized Wielandt inequality, including a simple description of all cases of equality. As a consequence, several recent results in matrix analysis and inner product spaces are improved.
In this paper, we study refinements of some inequalities related to Young inequality for scalar and for operator. As our main results, we show refined Young inequalities for two positive operators. This results refine the ordering relations among the arithmetic mean, the geometric mean and the harmonic mean. Finally, we give supplements for refined Young inequalities for two positive real numbers. And then we also give operator inequalities based on the supplemental inequalities.
The main purpose of this paper is to give a solution to a conjecture concerning a Padé family of iterations for the matrix sector function that was recently raised by B. Laszkiewicz et al in [A Padé family of iterations for the matrix sector function and the matrix $p$th root, Numer. Linear Algebra Appl. 2009; 16:951-970]. Using a sharpened version Schwarz's lemma, we also demonstrate a strengthening of the conjecture.
In this short paper, we show a certain matrix trace inequality and then give a refinement of the trace inequality proven by Belmega, Lasaulce and Debbah. In addition, we give an another improvement of their trace inequality.
In this short paper, we give a complete and affirmative answer to a conjecture on matrix trace inequalities for the sum of positive semidefinite matrices. We also apply the obtained inequality to derive a kind of generalized Golden-Thompson inequality for positive semidefinite matrices.