Geometric Lax Conjecture
Geometric Lax Conjecture
A hyperbolicity region is the connected component containing the reference point of the set where a real homogeneous polynomial is nonzero. A spectrahedron is a set defined by a linear matrix inequality. Geometric Lax Conjecture. Every hyperbolicity region is a spectrahedron.
In full generality, the conjecture is open, although it holds in dimension two by the theorem of Helton and Vinnikov. A proof would classify spectrahedra through the behavior of their boundary surfaces.
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Tim Netzer, “Real Algebraic Geometry and its Applications”, arXiv:1606.07284 (2016).
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