Algebraic criterion for stability of a viscous hyperbolic operator

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Let AA be a matrix with distinct real eigenvalues λℓ\lambda_\ell, for ℓ=1,…,N\ell=1,\ldots,N, and let CC be a matrix with real positive eigenvalues. Define

Ω(k)=−ikA−k2C.\Omega(k)=-ikA-k^2C.

For each ℓ\ell, let λℓ,1\lambda_{\ell,1} denote the quantity defined by the first-order correction formula (5.2).

Algebraic stability conjecture. The operator Ω(k)\Omega(k) has negative eigenvalues if and only if λℓ,1<0\lambda_{\ell,1}<0 for every ℓ=1,…,N\ell=1,\ldots,N.

This conjecture is presented as an algebraic reduction of the preceding stability conjecture. The supplied text gives no evidence that it has been resolved.

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Shaoshuai Chu, Igor Kliakhandler and Alexander Kurganov, “On the Gelfand Problem and Viscosity Matrices for Two-Dimensional Hyperbolic Systems of Conservation Laws”, arXiv:2405.04214 (2024).

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