Abstract:
This paper considers the following two inverse eigenvalue problems:Problem Ⅰ. Given
λ,
μ∈
R,
λ >
μ, and
x,
y∈
Rn:
x≠0,
y≠0,
xTy=0. Find
n×
n Jacobian matrix
J such that
Jx=
λx,
Jy=
μy;
λ >
μ >
λ3(
J) > … >
λn(
J)(or
λ1(
J) > … >
λn-2(
J) >
λ >
μ).problem Ⅱ. Given
x∈
Rn,
x≠0, and
n distinct real numbers
λ1,
λ2,…,
λn which satisfy
λ1 >
λ2 > … >
λn. Find
n×
n Jacobian matrix
J such that
λi(
J)=
λi, i=1,…,
n;
Jx=
λ1x (or
Jx=
λnx)Some necessary and sufficient conditions for existance of solution of these problems are given. For the problem Ⅰ, the expression of the solution is given. For the problem Ⅱ, a numerical algorithm is provided.