Finite sections: stability, spectral pollution and asymptotics of condition numbers and pseudospectra

Abstract

The stability of an approximating sequence (An) for an operator A usually requires, besides invertibility of A, the invertibility of further operators, say B, C, …, that are well-associated to the sequence (An). We study this set, \A,B,C,…\, of so-called stability indicators of (An) and connect it to the asymptotics of \|An\|, \|An-1\| and (An)=\|An\|\|An-1\| as well as to spectral pollution by showing that Spec An= Spec A Spec B Spec C…. We further specify, for each of \|An\|, \|An-1\|, (An) and Spec An, under which conditions even convergence applies.

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