Let Mn(R) and Sn(R) be the spaces of n × n real matri-ces and real symmetric matrices respectively. We continue to study d(n, n − 2,R): The minimal number ` such that every `-dimensional subspace of Sn(R) contains a nonzero matrix of rank n−2 or less. We show that d(4, 2,R) = 5 and obtain some upper bounds and monotonicity properties of d(n, n − 2,R). We give upper bounds for the dimensions of n − 1 subspaces (subspaces where every nonzero matrix has rank n − 1) of Mn(R) and Sn(R), which are sharp in many cases. We study the subspaces of Mn(R) and Sn(R) where each nonzero ma-trix has rank n or n − 1. For a fixed integer q> 1 we find an infinite sequence of n such that any (q+1 2 dimensional sub
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AbstractWe consider the set of m×n nonnegative real matrices and define the nonnegative rank of a ma...
AbstractWhen min{m, n} = k + 1, the exact value of l(k, m, n), the maximum dimension of all possible...
Let Mn(R) and Sn(R) be the spaces of n × n real matri-ces and real symmetric matrices respectively. ...
AbstractLet K be a field and let Mm×n(K) denote the space of m×n matrices over K. We investigate pro...
AbstractLet Sn(F) denote the space of all n × n symmetric matrices over the field F. Given a positiv...
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AbstractLet In denote the space of all n×n symmetric matrices over a field F. Let t be a positive in...
International audienceWe investigate constant rank subspaces of symmetric and Hermitian matrices ove...
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Abstract. The possible dimensions of spaces of matrices over GF(2) whose nonzero elements all have r...
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AbstractWhen min{m, n} = k + 1, the exact value of l(k, m, n), the maximum dimension of all possible...
Let V ⊂ PRn be an algebraic variety, such that its complexifi-cation VC ⊂ Pn is irreducible of codim...
AbstractIn this paper we investigate the maximal dimension for k-spaces of real matrices for small v...
A matrix M is nilpotent of index 2 if M² = 0. Let V be a space of nilpotent n x n matrices of index ...
AbstractWe consider the set of m×n nonnegative real matrices and define the nonnegative rank of a ma...
AbstractWhen min{m, n} = k + 1, the exact value of l(k, m, n), the maximum dimension of all possible...