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LCP Degree Theory and Oriented Matroids

SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications, 1994
Summary: It is shown that the degree of a square-oriented matroid \(\mathcal M\) can be defined in terms of the number of solutions to the oriented matroid complementarity problem defined by a point extension of \(\mathcal M\), and that this definition is independent of the point extension. If \(\mathcal M\) is represented by a matrix \([I, -M]\), then
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Applications of Matroid Theory

1983
It will be shown that looking at a problem from the viewpoint of matroids enables us to understand the essence of the problem as well as its relations to other problems, clearly, preventing us from probable confusion into which we might have been involved without matroids, and that mathematical techniques developed in matroid theory are powerful for ...
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Matroid Theory

Electronics and Power, 1977
Jack E. Graver, Mark E. Watkins
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Importance-Different Charging Scheduling Based on Matroid Theory for Wireless Rechargeable Sensor Networks

IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, 2021
Mohammad S Obaidat   +2 more
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MATROID THEORY

Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1995
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Recursion Theory on Matroids II

1983
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the recursion theory on matroids II. The recursion theory is developed on vector spaces, on algebraically closed fields, and on a common generalization of vectors spaces and algebraically closed fields. This is the theory of abstract transitive dependence relations or matroids.
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Matroid theory

1993
Jack Graver   +2 more
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Basic concepts in matroid theory

1989
Since the introduction of 2-isomorphism we saw several examples, both in the theory and its applications, where not all the properties of a graph play a role; in most cases only subgraphs with or without circuits need to be distinguished. Similarly, sign conventions or the underlying field for the matrices of the graphs were not important; we did not ...
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