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.... of numerical analysis (Rutishauser himself [5] derived a continuous analogue of the quotient di#erence algorithm, a predecessor of the QR algorithm) The complete connection between (shifted) FG algorithms and their corresponding self similar flows is more recent and is due to Watkins and Elsner [6]. The potential importance of such connections was brought to the attention of the control community by Brockett [2, 3] who established the connection between the double bracket flow and several algorithmic problems, including the QR algorithm. This line of research has quickly developed over ....
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D.S. Watkins and L. Elsner, "Self-similar flows," Linear Algebra and its Applications, vol. 110, pp. 213--242, 1988.
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