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The eradication of corruption was carried out in many ways, one of which with a reverse proof system which was established with the act of eradication of corruption crimes. The upside-down reproof is an aberration of evidence in the act of events.
Rahmayanti Rahmayanti +3 more
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Characterizations of Matrix Equalities for Generalized Inverses of Matrix Products
This paper considers how to construct and describe matrix equalities that are composed of algebraic operations of matrices and their generalized inverses.
Yongge Tian
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In order to study the influence of reverse fault on coal pore structure and gas adsorption and desorption characteristics, taking 1503 mining face of Xinchun Mine in Guizhou as the research object, the coal samples at different distances from the ...
ZHOU Rui, CHENG Xiaozhi, SU Weiwei, ZHU Lei
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The reverse order law for the generalized Bott-Duffin inverses of matrices
In this paper we investigate the reverse order law for the generalized Bott-Duffin inverses of two L-p.s.d.matrices.The concept of L-p.s.d.matrices is a generalization of semi-positive definiteness,in the sense that Rn-p.s.d.matrices are exactly semi ...
CAO Zhiqiang, DU Nailin
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Reverse order laws in C∗-algebras
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Cvetković-Ilić, Dragana S. +1 more
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Kant’s substantiation of liberalism as a social theory: War, law, morality [PDF]
In this article, we propose a consecutive analysis of Kant’s concept of liberal thought and of the basics of institutional structure of liberal community, which shape an immutable body of all possible logics of development of social practices ...
Nogovitsin Oleg
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The reverse order law (AB)− = B−A−
AbstractSome new results on “reverse order law” related to the generalized inverse of the product of two matrices are obtained, and Greville's and others' previous results are extended. The main result is that the Moore-Penrose inverse of AB can always be expressed as B−A− for some generalized inverse A− of A and B− of B.
Shinozaki, Nobuo, Sibuya, Masaaki
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As one of the few examples worldwide, Swiss law serves for an instrument to compensate for planning-related increases in land value. The provision at the federal level however is not directly applicable, but merely a binding legislative mandate to the ...
Louis Scheiwiller, Andreas Hengstermann
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Reverse order laws in rings with involution
In a ring with involution, \(a^\#\) stands for the group inverse, and \(a^\dagger\) for the Moore-Penrose inverse of \(a\). Various equivalent conditions to each of a number reverse order laws are presented. Among these laws are \((ab)^\#=b^\#(a^\dagger abb^\#)^\#a^\dagger\), \((ab)^\#=b^*(a^\#abb^*)^\#a^\#\), \((ab)^\#=b^\dagger a^\#\), \(b^\#(a^*abb^\
Mosić, Dijana, Djordjević, Dragan S.
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Products Of EP Operators On Hilbert C*-Modules [PDF]
In this paper, the special attention is given to the product of two modular operators, and when at least one of them is EP, some interesting results is made, so the equivalent conditions are presented that imply the product of operators is EP.
Javad Farokhi-Ostad, Ali Reza Janfada
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