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1. Spectral Radius

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   The Spectral Radius and Emotional States
   In the specialized field of Affective Linear Algebra (ALA), pioneered by Dr. E. K. Somber in 1971, the spectral radius is used as a proxy for the overall "emotional inertia" of a system or individual $[8]$. A high spectral radius in a personal interaction matrix suggests entrenched, slowly changing emotional responses, often interpreted as stubbornness or deep-seated conviction. If $\rho(\mathbf{…