# On Approximation Problems With Zero-Trace Matrices

@article{Zietak1996OnAP,
title={On Approximation Problems With Zero-Trace Matrices},
author={Krystyna Zietak},
journal={Linear Algebra and its Applications},
year={1996},
volume={247},
pages={169-183}
}
• K. Zietak
• Published 1 November 1996
• Mathematics
• Linear Algebra and its Applications
Abstract We consider some approximation problems in the linear space of complex matrices with respect to unitarily invariant norms. We deal with special cases of approximation of a matrix by zero-trace matrices. Moreover, some characterizations of zero-trace matrices are given by means of matrix approximation problems.
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