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Let $A, E in M_n(mathbb C)$ be as in this question On invertibility of $A+E$ where $||E||_2<$ smallest singular value of $A$ and $||A^{-1}E||_2<1$ .



How to prove that $dfrac {||A^{-1}b-(A+E)^{-1}b||_2}{||A^{-1}b||_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}$ ?






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    I don't have a whole lot of time to figure it out, but have you tried anything using the geometric series representation of the inverse when the spectral radius is less than one? The right hand side looks oddly reminiscent of the value obtained when summing up such a series.
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Let $A, E in M_n(mathbb C)$ be as in this question On invertibility of $A+E$ where $||E||_2<$ smallest singular value of $A$ and $||A^{-1}E||_2<1$ .



How to prove that $dfrac {||A^{-1}b-(A+E)^{-1}b||_2}{||A^{-1}b||_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}$ ?






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Let $A, E in M_n(mathbb C)$ be as in this question On invertibility of $A+E$ where $||E||_2<$ smallest singular value of $A$ and $||A^{-1}E||_2<1$ .



How to prove that $dfrac {||A^{-1}b-(A+E)^{-1}b||_2}{||A^{-1}b||_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}$ ?






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How to prove that $dfrac {||A^{-1}b-(A+E)^{-1}b||_2}{||A^{-1}b||_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}$ ?






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    I don't have a whole lot of time to figure it out, but have you tried anything using the geometric series representation of the inverse when the spectral radius is less than one? The right hand side looks oddly reminiscent of the value obtained when summing up such a series.
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    I don't have a whole lot of time to figure it out, but have you tried anything using the geometric series representation of the inverse when the spectral radius is less than one? The right hand side looks oddly reminiscent of the value obtained when summing up such a series.
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I don't have a whole lot of time to figure it out, but have you tried anything using the geometric series representation of the inverse when the spectral radius is less than one? The right hand side looks oddly reminiscent of the value obtained when summing up such a series.
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I assume that $bin Bbb C^n$ is an arbitrary non-zero vector and $$sigma_min(M)=inf {|Mx|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}$$ for each $MinBbb M_n(Bbb C)$. Put $c=(A+E)^{-1}b$. Then $A^{-1}b=A^{-1}(A+E)c=c+A^{-1}Ec$. Now we have to prove that



$$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ec |_2}{| c+A^{-1}Ec |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



Put $d=frac{c}{|c|_2}$. It suffices to prove that



$$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ed |_2}{| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



Since $|A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2$, it suffices to prove that



$$1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}le | d+A^{-1}Ed |_2.$$



Since $| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2ge | d|_2- |A^{-1}Ed |_2=1-| A^{-1}Ed |_2$, it suffices to prove that



$${sigma_min}| A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2.$$



Since $$| A^{-1}Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|E |_2|d|_2=| A^{-1} |_2|E |_2,$$



It suffices to check that $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}|_2le 1.$$



Indeed,



$$sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2=sigma_minsup {|A^{-1}x|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}.$$



Let $xinBbb C^n$ and $|x|_2=1$. We have $$1=|x|_2=|AA^{-1}x|_2ge sigma_{min} |A^{-1}x|_2,$$ so $sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2le 1$.






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    I assume that $bin Bbb C^n$ is an arbitrary non-zero vector and $$sigma_min(M)=inf {|Mx|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}$$ for each $MinBbb M_n(Bbb C)$. Put $c=(A+E)^{-1}b$. Then $A^{-1}b=A^{-1}(A+E)c=c+A^{-1}Ec$. Now we have to prove that



    $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ec |_2}{| c+A^{-1}Ec |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



    Put $d=frac{c}{|c|_2}$. It suffices to prove that



    $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ed |_2}{| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



    Since $|A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2$, it suffices to prove that



    $$1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}le | d+A^{-1}Ed |_2.$$



    Since $| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2ge | d|_2- |A^{-1}Ed |_2=1-| A^{-1}Ed |_2$, it suffices to prove that



    $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2.$$



    Since $$| A^{-1}Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|E |_2|d|_2=| A^{-1} |_2|E |_2,$$



    It suffices to check that $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}|_2le 1.$$



    Indeed,



    $$sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2=sigma_minsup {|A^{-1}x|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}.$$



    Let $xinBbb C^n$ and $|x|_2=1$. We have $$1=|x|_2=|AA^{-1}x|_2ge sigma_{min} |A^{-1}x|_2,$$ so $sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2le 1$.






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      I assume that $bin Bbb C^n$ is an arbitrary non-zero vector and $$sigma_min(M)=inf {|Mx|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}$$ for each $MinBbb M_n(Bbb C)$. Put $c=(A+E)^{-1}b$. Then $A^{-1}b=A^{-1}(A+E)c=c+A^{-1}Ec$. Now we have to prove that



      $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ec |_2}{| c+A^{-1}Ec |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



      Put $d=frac{c}{|c|_2}$. It suffices to prove that



      $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ed |_2}{| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



      Since $|A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2$, it suffices to prove that



      $$1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}le | d+A^{-1}Ed |_2.$$



      Since $| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2ge | d|_2- |A^{-1}Ed |_2=1-| A^{-1}Ed |_2$, it suffices to prove that



      $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2.$$



      Since $$| A^{-1}Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|E |_2|d|_2=| A^{-1} |_2|E |_2,$$



      It suffices to check that $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}|_2le 1.$$



      Indeed,



      $$sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2=sigma_minsup {|A^{-1}x|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}.$$



      Let $xinBbb C^n$ and $|x|_2=1$. We have $$1=|x|_2=|AA^{-1}x|_2ge sigma_{min} |A^{-1}x|_2,$$ so $sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2le 1$.






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        I assume that $bin Bbb C^n$ is an arbitrary non-zero vector and $$sigma_min(M)=inf {|Mx|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}$$ for each $MinBbb M_n(Bbb C)$. Put $c=(A+E)^{-1}b$. Then $A^{-1}b=A^{-1}(A+E)c=c+A^{-1}Ec$. Now we have to prove that



        $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ec |_2}{| c+A^{-1}Ec |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



        Put $d=frac{c}{|c|_2}$. It suffices to prove that



        $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ed |_2}{| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



        Since $|A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2$, it suffices to prove that



        $$1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}le | d+A^{-1}Ed |_2.$$



        Since $| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2ge | d|_2- |A^{-1}Ed |_2=1-| A^{-1}Ed |_2$, it suffices to prove that



        $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2.$$



        Since $$| A^{-1}Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|E |_2|d|_2=| A^{-1} |_2|E |_2,$$



        It suffices to check that $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}|_2le 1.$$



        Indeed,



        $$sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2=sigma_minsup {|A^{-1}x|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}.$$



        Let $xinBbb C^n$ and $|x|_2=1$. We have $$1=|x|_2=|AA^{-1}x|_2ge sigma_{min} |A^{-1}x|_2,$$ so $sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2le 1$.






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        I assume that $bin Bbb C^n$ is an arbitrary non-zero vector and $$sigma_min(M)=inf {|Mx|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}$$ for each $MinBbb M_n(Bbb C)$. Put $c=(A+E)^{-1}b$. Then $A^{-1}b=A^{-1}(A+E)c=c+A^{-1}Ec$. Now we have to prove that



        $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ec |_2}{| c+A^{-1}Ec |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



        Put $d=frac{c}{|c|_2}$. It suffices to prove that



        $$dfrac {|A^{-1}Ed |_2}{| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2}le dfrac {||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2}{1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}}.$$



        Since $|A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2||A^{-1}||_2$, it suffices to prove that



        $$1-frac {||E||_2}{sigma_min}le | d+A^{-1}Ed |_2.$$



        Since $| d+A^{-1}Ed |_2ge | d|_2- |A^{-1}Ed |_2=1-| A^{-1}Ed |_2$, it suffices to prove that



        $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}Ed |_2le ||E||_2.$$



        Since $$| A^{-1}Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|Ed |_2le | A^{-1} |_2|E |_2|d|_2=| A^{-1} |_2|E |_2,$$



        It suffices to check that $${sigma_min}| A^{-1}|_2le 1.$$



        Indeed,



        $$sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2=sigma_minsup {|A^{-1}x|_2: xinBbb C^nmbox{ and }|x|_2=1}.$$



        Let $xinBbb C^n$ and $|x|_2=1$. We have $$1=|x|_2=|AA^{-1}x|_2ge sigma_{min} |A^{-1}x|_2,$$ so $sigma_min| A^{-1}|_2le 1$.







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