Tridiagonal matrices arise in a large variety of applications. Most of the time they are diagonally dominant, and this is indeed the case most extensively studied. In this paper we study, in a unified approach, the invertibility and the conditioning of such matrices. The results presented provide practical criteria for a tridiagonal and irreducible matrix to be both invertible and “well conditioned. ” An application to a singular perturbation boundary value problem is then presented. 1
Abstract. A well-known property of anM-matrix is that its inverse is elementwise nonnegative, which ...
AbstractTridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been s...
AbstractIn this paper, we obtain lower and upper bounds for the entries of the inverses of diagonall...
AbstractTridiagonal matrices arise in a large variety of applications. Most of the time they are dia...
In this paper we study the invertibility of a class of tridiagonal matrices, the diagonal elements o...
Several properties of matrix norms and condition numbers are described. The sharpness of the norm bo...
We have named tridiagonal (p,r)–Toeplitz matrix to those tridiagonal matrices in which each diagonal...
Tridiagonal matrices are considered which are totally nonnegative, i.e., all their minors are nonneg...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with tridiagonal matrices as functions of their diagonal vectors. Be...
In this paper we present a linear time algorithm for checking whether a tridiagonal matrix will beco...
Several relative condition numbers that exploit tridiagonal form are derived. Some of them use tridi...
We derive bounds for the solution of an irreducible tridiagonal linear system of dimension N which a...
AbstractWe derive bounds for the solution of an irreducible tridiagonal linear system of dimension N...
AbstractCriteria are given for the controllability of certain pairs of tridiagonal matrices. These c...
AbstractWith respect to a tridiagonal matrix with variable diagonal vector g, an orthant is said to ...
Abstract. A well-known property of anM-matrix is that its inverse is elementwise nonnegative, which ...
AbstractTridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been s...
AbstractIn this paper, we obtain lower and upper bounds for the entries of the inverses of diagonall...
AbstractTridiagonal matrices arise in a large variety of applications. Most of the time they are dia...
In this paper we study the invertibility of a class of tridiagonal matrices, the diagonal elements o...
Several properties of matrix norms and condition numbers are described. The sharpness of the norm bo...
We have named tridiagonal (p,r)–Toeplitz matrix to those tridiagonal matrices in which each diagonal...
Tridiagonal matrices are considered which are totally nonnegative, i.e., all their minors are nonneg...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with tridiagonal matrices as functions of their diagonal vectors. Be...
In this paper we present a linear time algorithm for checking whether a tridiagonal matrix will beco...
Several relative condition numbers that exploit tridiagonal form are derived. Some of them use tridi...
We derive bounds for the solution of an irreducible tridiagonal linear system of dimension N which a...
AbstractWe derive bounds for the solution of an irreducible tridiagonal linear system of dimension N...
AbstractCriteria are given for the controllability of certain pairs of tridiagonal matrices. These c...
AbstractWith respect to a tridiagonal matrix with variable diagonal vector g, an orthant is said to ...
Abstract. A well-known property of anM-matrix is that its inverse is elementwise nonnegative, which ...
AbstractTridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been s...
AbstractIn this paper, we obtain lower and upper bounds for the entries of the inverses of diagonall...