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Left and right scaled Householder errors give a concrete similarity bound

Statement

Use a successful real or complex scaled Householder formation on active dimension m≥1, with 0<u<1 and mu<1. Let P=P∗ be its stored vector's exact unitary reflector, embedded in an n×n identity. Apply it on the left to the active rows of H, using the specified rounded rank-one order, and on the right to the active columns: compute each row dot di=fl⁡(∑aHi,saLva), ca=fl⁡(τ^v‾a), the product fl⁡(dica), and subtraction in that order. Every nonzero exact intermediate is normal; otherwise return the specified failure.

For real arithmetic put bm=(1+u)cm+3u, with cm,κm from The scaled computed Householder step satisfies the local backward error premise. With an actual matrix-target column overwrite use am=κm; without such an overwrite use am=bm. For complex arithmetic put bm=(1+u)cU+3u, with cU,ηH(m) from Scaled complex Householder and Givens steps have explicit local backward errors, and use am=ηH(m) or am=bm, respectively. Set αm=am+bm+ambm. Then the complete computed similarity has a perturbation E satisfying H+=P∗(H+E)P,∥E∥F≤αm∥H∥F. Identity branches use E=0. If a separate deflation first zeros entries of H by D, the same assertion holds with H+D inside the similarity and the bound still uses ∥H∥F, since deleting entries cannot increase Frobenius norm. All explicit target zero writes are included in am; no unrelated matrix entry is overwritten when the reflector is formed from an external polynomial vector.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The stated successful fixed-order left/right arithmetic and active support, with the indicated actual matrix overwrite or separate-block use.

[F1]

The scaled computed Householder step satisfies the local backward error premise supplies the real matrix-target bound κm and separate-block bound (1+u)cm+3u.

[F2]

Scaled complex Householder and Givens steps have explicit local backward errors supplies the corresponding complex ηH(m) and separate-block coefficient, with right applications obtained by conjugate transposition.

Proof

1.1givenF1F2algebra

The applicable source [F1] or [F2] gives HL=PH+FL with ∥FL∥F≤am∥H∥F. Embed the active block error by zeros. Untouched entries agree with the exact left product: earlier target columns have the prescribed exact zeros on the active rows, while a polynomial-vector initialization applies the separate-block update to the entire active row panel. Identity formation skips both updates.

2.1F1F2F3step 1.1algebra

The stated right order has the same dot, real-coefficient and final-product error majorants as the adjoint separate-block application in [F1] or [F2]; product association reverses two complex scalar operands but leaves their norm error bound unchanged. Hence H+=HLP+FR with ∥FR∥F≤bm∥HL∥F≤bm(1+am)∥H∥F. By [F3], ∥H+−PHP∥F≤(am+bm(1+am))∥H∥F.

3.1F3step 2.1algebraconstruct∎

Set E=P(H+−PHP)P. Unitarity gives the displayed similarity and equal perturbation norm. If deflation occurred first, replace H throughout by H+D and use ∥H+D∥F≤∥H∥F; record D separately. Each coefficient is explicit and O(mu) at fixed dimension, with all range and zero-branch hypotheses inherited from its actual source.

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