14 December 2015 2 10K Report

Let T=[A B;C D] denote a (m+n)X(m+n) real matrix. Let V denote a orthogonal matrix such that V^{T}TV=[M_{1,1} 0;M_{2,1} M_{2,2}]. Partition V=[V_{1,1} V_{1,2};V_{2,1} V_{2,2}] where the main blocks has sizes mXm and nXn.

If V_{2,2} is invertible then one can show that X=-V_{1,2}V_{2,2}^{-1} is a real solution to the above mentioned nonsymmetric algebraic Riccati equation.

My question is:

When (D,C) is controllable is it true that there always exist orthogonal matrix V as above with invertible V_{2,2} block ?

Or, unrelatedly to orthogonal matrices:

Is it true that the nonsymetric algebraic Riccati equation XCX+XD-AX-B=0 always has a real solutions when (D,C) is controllable ?

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