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update README note on standard real forms
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RalphAS committed Nov 20, 2018
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Expand Up @@ -58,12 +58,12 @@ A::StridedMatrix{R} where {R <: Real} == Z * T * transpose(Z)
where `T` is quasi-upper-triangular and `Z` is orthogonal, both with the
same element type as `A`. This is what you get by invoking the above-mentioned
functions with matrix arguments whose element type `T <: Real`.
By default, the result is not quite in standard form, in that some
pair-blocks (and therefore rank-2 invariant subspaces) are not fully resolved.
By default, the result is in standard form, so
pair-blocks (and therefore rank-2 invariant subspaces) should be fully resolved.
(This differs from the original version in GenericLinearAlgebra.jl.)

If the optional keyword `standardized` is set to `true` in `gschur`, a
standard form is produced. There are currently a few cases where this
does not give a correct decomposition (a problem under study).
If the optional keyword `standardized` is set to `false` in `gschur`, a
non-standard (but less expensive) form is produced.

Eigenvectors are not currently available for the "real Schur" forms.

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