Normal matrices
Abstract
Let A be a square complex matrix and z a complex number. The distance, with respect to the spectral norm, from A to the set of matrices which have z as an eigenvalue is less than or equal to the distance from z to the spectrum of A. If these two distances are equal for a sufficiently large finite set of numbers z which are not in the spectrum of A, then the matrix A is normal.
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