AbstractThe problem of developing conditions under which generalized inverses of a partitioned matrix can be expressed in the so-called Banachiewicz–Schur form is reconsidered. Theorem of Marsaglia and Styan [Sankhyā Ser. A 36 (1974) 437], concerning the class of all generalized inverses, the class of reflexive generalized inverses, and the Moore–Penrose inverse, is strengthened and new results are established for the classes of outer inverses, least-squares generalized inverses, and minimum norm generalized inverses
Conditions for the existence and representations of {2}-, {1}-, and {1, 2}-inverses which satisfy ce...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
AbstractAn essential part of Cegielski’s [Obtuse cones and Gram matrices with non-negative inverse, ...
Representations of 1,2,3-inverses, 1,2,4-inverses, and Drazin inverse of a partitioned matrix M=ABCD...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
Generalized inverses of a partitioned matrix are characterized under some rank conditions on the blo...
AbstractGeneralized inverses of a partitioned matrix are characterized under some rank conditions on...
This study is a survey of the theory of the generalized-inverses of matrices as defined by Penrose. ...
Singular square matrices and rectangular matrices do not possess inverses in the regular sense of th...
Singular square matrices and rectangular matrices do not possess inverses in the regular sense of th...
AbstractGiven symmetric generalized inverses of Aχx′c, where χ is a vector with n components, we obt...
AbstractUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination of different ty...
This is a sequel to an earlier paper by the authors on the same subject presented at the Sixth Berke...
International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
Conditions for the existence and representations of {2}-, {1}-, and {1, 2}-inverses which satisfy ce...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
AbstractAn essential part of Cegielski’s [Obtuse cones and Gram matrices with non-negative inverse, ...
Representations of 1,2,3-inverses, 1,2,4-inverses, and Drazin inverse of a partitioned matrix M=ABCD...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
Generalized inverses of a partitioned matrix are characterized under some rank conditions on the blo...
AbstractGeneralized inverses of a partitioned matrix are characterized under some rank conditions on...
This study is a survey of the theory of the generalized-inverses of matrices as defined by Penrose. ...
Singular square matrices and rectangular matrices do not possess inverses in the regular sense of th...
Singular square matrices and rectangular matrices do not possess inverses in the regular sense of th...
AbstractGiven symmetric generalized inverses of Aχx′c, where χ is a vector with n components, we obt...
AbstractUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination of different ty...
This is a sequel to an earlier paper by the authors on the same subject presented at the Sixth Berke...
International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
Conditions for the existence and representations of {2}-, {1}-, and {1, 2}-inverses which satisfy ce...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
AbstractAn essential part of Cegielski’s [Obtuse cones and Gram matrices with non-negative inverse, ...