Abstract

The shell of a matrix is a cubic curve that provides interesting spectral localization results. We study its geometry in the case where the shell has a closed branch that surrounds a simple extremal eigenvalue of the matrix. Several quantities which are related to the closed branch are introduced and studied as measures of non-normality of that particular eigenvalue.

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