Matricial Gaussian quadrature rules: singular case

Abstract

Let L be a linear operator on univariate polynomials of bounded degree taking values in real symmetric matrices, whose moment matrix is positive semidefinite. Assume that L admits a positive matrix-valued representing measure μ. Any finitely atomic representing measure with the smallest sum of the ranks of the matricial masses is called minimal. In this paper, we characterize the existence of a minimal representing measure that contains a prescribed atom with a prescribed rank of the corresponding mass, thereby generalizing our recent result, which addresses the same problem in the case where the moment matrix is positive definite. As a corollary, we obtain a constructive, linear-algebraic proof of the strong truncated Hamburger matrix moment problem.

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