Jordan canonical form of a partitioned complex matrix and its application to real quaternion matrices

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Let ∑ be the collection of all 2n × 2n partitioned complex matrices (A1/-A2 A2/A1), where A1 and A2 are n × n complex matrices, the bars on top of them mean matrix conjugate. We show that ∑ is closed under similarity transformation to Jordan (canonical) forms. Precisely, any matrix in ∑ is similar to a matrix in the form J ⊗ J̄ ∈ ∑ via an invertible matrix in ∑, where J is a Jordan form whose diagonal elements all have nonnegative imaginary parts. An application of this result gives the Jordan form of real quaternion matrices.

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Zhang, F., & Wei, Y. (2001). Jordan canonical form of a partitioned complex matrix and its application to real quaternion matrices. Communications in Algebra, 29(6), 2363–2375. https://doi.org/10.1081/AGB-100002394

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