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Intervals of P-matrices and related matrices
First, necessary and sufficient conditions for an interval matrix are given to contain no other matrices but P-matrices, that is, matrices having only positive principal minors. Similar statements for some other classes of matrices are posed then. Second, applications of the derived assertions to some problems of analysis and optimization are given ...
Białas, S., Garloff, J.
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Characterizations of complex P-matrices
A P-matrix is a square matrix all of whose principal minors are positive. The characterization of real P-matrices as matrices that do not reverse the sign of any nonzero real vector is generalized to complex P-matrices by associating them with the reflection of complex vectors.
Michael Tsatsomeros +2 more
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Orthologous matrices for constructing the phylogenetic tree.
Jia anqiang (13171782)
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Large-Scale Visualization of Sparse Matrices [PDF]
An efficient algorithm for parallel acquisition of visualization data for large sparse matrices is presented and evaluated both analytically and empirically.
Tvrdik, P. +3 more
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On (k,p)-Fibonacci numbers and matrices [PDF]
In this paper, some relations between the powers of any matrices X satisfying the equation Xᵏ-pXᵏ⁻¹-(p-1)X-I=0 and (k,p)-Fibonacci numbers are established with ...
Sinan Karakaya +2 more
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On Rump’s characterization of P-matrices [PDF]
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A note on generating P-matrices [PDF]
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An alternative error bound for linear complementarity problems involving BS $B^{S}$-matrices
An alternative error bound for linear complementarity problems for BS $B^{S}$-matrices is presented. It is shown by numerical examples that the new bound is better than that provided by García-Esnaola and Peña (Appl. Math. Lett.
Lei Gao
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Efficient and accurate P-value computation for Position Weight Matrices
Background Position Weight Matrices (PWMs) are probabilistic representations of signals in sequences. They are widely used to model approximate patterns in DNA or in protein sequences.
Varré Jean-Stéphane, Touzet Hélène
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Generalised relations between P- and Y-matrices and their applications
The P-matrix is commonly used to analyse surface acoustic waves (SAW) elements such as the interdigital transducer (IDT) but, when some IDTs are connected through their acoustic ports, their frequency response could be calculated easily in terms of their
Jaime Octavio Guerra-Pulido +1 more
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