Effective finiteness conjecture for rational matrix families

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Let F\mathcal F be any finite set of square matrices with rational entries, and let ρk(F)\overline\rho_k(\mathcal F) denote the maximum normalized spectral radius among products of length kk. Effective finiteness conjecture. There exists an effectively computable natural number t(F)t(\mathcal F) such that

ρt(F)(F)=ρ(F).\overline\rho_{t(\mathcal F)}(\mathcal F)=\rho(\mathcal F).

The source states that Blondel and Tsitsiklis proved this conjecture false, so no such effective bound exists in the asserted generality.

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Antonio Cicone, “A note on the Joint Spectral Radius”, arXiv:1502.01506 (2015).

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