Abstract
Let u be an (r - l)(2n - r + 2)/2 dimensional subspace of n × n real valued symmetric matrices. Then u contains a nonzero matrix whose greatest eigenvalue is at least of multiplicity r, if 2≦ r ≦ n – 1. This bound is best possible. We apply this result to prove the Bohnenblust generalization of Calabi’s theorem. We extend these results to hermitian matrices. © 1976 Pacific Journal of Mathematics. All rights reserved.
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Friedland, S., & Loewy, R. (1976). Subspaces of symmetric matrices containing matrices with a multiple first eigenvalue. Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 62(2), 389–399. https://doi.org/10.2140/pjm.1976.62.389
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