Bounds for the Greatest Latent Root of a Positive Matrix
A. Ostrowski · Birkhäuser Basel eBooks · 1983
mean-independent.However, if we take a non-compact group and consider the space of all continuous functions with the topology of convergence uniform on every compact set, a novel situation arises in so far as the set of translates f(xa) is generally unbounded.I hope to return to this question in a later paper.Another problem of some interest would be to apply Theorem A to the study of the mean-invariant envelope of a specified set of translates of a given function, a question which appears not to have been discussed at all amidst the vast literature on linear envelopes of translates.