A = si + B, where A and B are SPD

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The discussion centers on expressing a symmetric positive definite (SPD) matrix A in the form A = sI + B, where B is also SPD. The user, Russ, seeks to understand the constraints on B for this expression to hold true. The forum response indicates that the question is misplaced as it resembles a homework inquiry and emphasizes the need for relevant equations and prior work to be shared for effective assistance.

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I would like to express an SPD matrix A as:

A = sI + B

where B is also SPD, or alternatively as:

A = I + B

what constraints need to be imposed on B?
Please let me know if this question is mot appropriate for this forum.

thanks,

Russ
 
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rtaylor said:
Please let me know if this question is mot appropriate for this forum.
This question is appropriate for this website as a whole, but it is not appropriate for where you posted it. This looks like homework, so you should have posted this in our homework section. That this is a misplaced homework question is one of the reasons you have not received any responses. If you had made your post in the homework section you would have been prompted to specify the relevant equations and to show some work on the problem.

So, what are the relevant equations, and what work have you yourself done to solve this problem?
 

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