Abstract
A new algorithm for the computation of eigenvalues of a nonsymmetric matrix pencil is described. It is a generalization of the shifted and inverted Lanczos (or Arnoldi) algorithm, in which several shifts are used in one run. It computes an orthogonal basis and a small Hessenberg pencil. The eigensolution of the Hessenberg pencil, gives Ritz approximations to the solution of the original pencil. It is shown how complex shifts can be used to compute a real block Hessenberg pencil to a real matrix pair. Two applicationx, one coming from an aircraft stability problem and the other from a hydrodynamic bifurcation, have been tested and results are reported.
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