Condition on real matrix $A$ such that the set $S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0 $ is connected

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This is closed related to the question I asked here which concerning the number of connected components in $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$. Although it has not received an answer, but I suspect the answer will be dependent on $A$. Here I will put some condition on $A$ and be interested in sufficient conditions guaranteeing $E$ is connected.




Let $A in M_n(mathbb R)$ be such $Ae_1 = e_2$ where $e_1, e_2$ are standard basis in $mathbb R^n$. Let $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$, i.e., the conjugacy class of $A$ but with restriction that first column of $S^-1AS$ to be $e_2$. Now I am interested in sufficient conditions on $A$ such that $E$ has only $1$ connected components.




Here are some related questions:



Connectedness of matrix conjugacy class,



connectedness of matrix conjugacy classes of a fixed real $A$ but with the first column of $A$ invariant.



Both questions haven't received answers at this moment, but some of the comments might be useful.







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    This is closed related to the question I asked here which concerning the number of connected components in $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$. Although it has not received an answer, but I suspect the answer will be dependent on $A$. Here I will put some condition on $A$ and be interested in sufficient conditions guaranteeing $E$ is connected.




    Let $A in M_n(mathbb R)$ be such $Ae_1 = e_2$ where $e_1, e_2$ are standard basis in $mathbb R^n$. Let $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$, i.e., the conjugacy class of $A$ but with restriction that first column of $S^-1AS$ to be $e_2$. Now I am interested in sufficient conditions on $A$ such that $E$ has only $1$ connected components.




    Here are some related questions:



    Connectedness of matrix conjugacy class,



    connectedness of matrix conjugacy classes of a fixed real $A$ but with the first column of $A$ invariant.



    Both questions haven't received answers at this moment, but some of the comments might be useful.







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      This is closed related to the question I asked here which concerning the number of connected components in $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$. Although it has not received an answer, but I suspect the answer will be dependent on $A$. Here I will put some condition on $A$ and be interested in sufficient conditions guaranteeing $E$ is connected.




      Let $A in M_n(mathbb R)$ be such $Ae_1 = e_2$ where $e_1, e_2$ are standard basis in $mathbb R^n$. Let $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$, i.e., the conjugacy class of $A$ but with restriction that first column of $S^-1AS$ to be $e_2$. Now I am interested in sufficient conditions on $A$ such that $E$ has only $1$ connected components.




      Here are some related questions:



      Connectedness of matrix conjugacy class,



      connectedness of matrix conjugacy classes of a fixed real $A$ but with the first column of $A$ invariant.



      Both questions haven't received answers at this moment, but some of the comments might be useful.







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      This is closed related to the question I asked here which concerning the number of connected components in $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$. Although it has not received an answer, but I suspect the answer will be dependent on $A$. Here I will put some condition on $A$ and be interested in sufficient conditions guaranteeing $E$ is connected.




      Let $A in M_n(mathbb R)$ be such $Ae_1 = e_2$ where $e_1, e_2$ are standard basis in $mathbb R^n$. Let $E := S^-1AS: S in GL_n(mathbb R), (SA-AS)e_1 = 0$, i.e., the conjugacy class of $A$ but with restriction that first column of $S^-1AS$ to be $e_2$. Now I am interested in sufficient conditions on $A$ such that $E$ has only $1$ connected components.




      Here are some related questions:



      Connectedness of matrix conjugacy class,



      connectedness of matrix conjugacy classes of a fixed real $A$ but with the first column of $A$ invariant.



      Both questions haven't received answers at this moment, but some of the comments might be useful.









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