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Abstract
An n×n complex matrix A is called weak stable if there exists a matrix W such that W+W * is positive definite and such that AW+W * A * is positive definite. In this note several characterizations for weak stability of a matrix are given, and conditions (on A) allowing W to be a diagonal matrix are also considered. A consequence of our results here is a characterization for nonsingular M-matrices.