matrix norms are bounded below by the spectral radius

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Theorem

Suppose |||| is a matrix norm on Mn. Then for all AMn, we have ρ(A)||A||.

Proof

If the norm is an induced norm, then the result is trivial:
||A||=maxx||A||||x||=λmax
(we simply choose some norm 1 eigenvector of A with the maximum eigenvalue).

For any matrix norm, we let x be an eigenvector associated with λ an eigenvalue of maximum modulus. Set B to be the n×n matrix with x as each column. Then

||AB||=||Ax|Ax||Ax||=||λB||||A||||B||

Since x0 this implies that B0||B||0. Thus we have that

ρ(A)=|λ|||A||

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