Let
A be an
n×n real matrix, and
KRn be a closed convex cone. The spectrum of
A relative to K, denoted by
σ(A,K), is the set of all
λR for which the linear complementarity problem
Formula Not Shown admits a nonzero solution
xRn. The aim of this Note is to study the main properties of the set-valued mapping
σ(·,K), and discuss some structural differences existing between the polyhedral case (i.e.,
K is finitely generated) and the non-polyhedral case.
To cite this article: A. Seeger, M. Torki, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Ser. I 336 (2003).