I would like help for find the maximum and minimum eingenvalues of the following symmetric matrix or order $n$ , $A=I_{n}+(p(x)-2)(\xi \otimes \xi )|\xi|^{-2}$.
Where
$I_{n}$ is the identity matrix of order $n$
$\xi \in \mathbb{R}^{n}$
$p \in C^{1}(B_{1})$
$\xi \otimes \xi$ is the matrix where the $(i,j)$ element is $(\xi_{i}\xi_{j})$
$B_{1}$ is unit ball in $\mathbb{R}^{n}$
My conjecture is that the minimum eingenvalue is $\min(p(x)-1,1)$ ans the maximum eingenvalue is $\max(p(x)-1,1)$, because in the case $n=2$ this is true, but i don't know if the dimension obstructs this fact.
Any help?
Thanks
Yup.
$\xi$ is an eigenvector with eigenvalues $p(x) - 1$.
All vectors orthogonal to $\xi$ are eigenvectors with eigenvalue $1$.