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Question: Is there a simple way to solve the eigenvalue problem: A*x=lambda*C*x+lambda^2*D*x

Question:Is there a simple way to solve the eigenvalue problem: A*x=lambda*C*x+lambda^2*D*x

zhiwuchen 33 Maple 13
linearalgebra eigenvalues
July 09 2013
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Eigenvectors(A, C) can be used to solve the eigenvalue problem:
A . x = lambda . C . x

if a new term " lambda^2 . D . x " is added to the right hand side, where D is a new matrix, is there a simple way to solve the new eigenvalue problem:

A . x = lambda . C . x + lambda^2 . D . x

Thank you!
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