AbstractA linear system of equations Ax=b is called sign inconsistent if for each matrix (A′,b′) with the same sign pattern as (A,b), the corresponding linear system A′x=b′ is not solvable. Sign inconsistent linear systems have close relationships with sign solvable and conditionally sign solvable linear systems. In this paper we study various properties of sign inconsistent linear systems. We give a complete characterization of sign inconsistent linear systems in terms of L-matrices. We also obtain complete characterizations of the minimally sign inconsistent linear systems in terms of the L-canonical forms and their corresponding canonical digraphs of the barely L-matrices
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AbstractLinear systems, Ax=b, for which the sign patterns A and b completely determine the set of si...
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AbstractLinear systems, Ax=b, for which the sign patterns A and b completely determine the set of si...
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AbstractA linear system of equations Ax=b is sign solvable if it is solvable and both its solvabilit...
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[[abstract]]We define an irreducible inconsistent system (IIS) such that every one of its proper sub...
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AbstractFor a real matrix A, Q(A) denotes the set of all matrices with the same sign pattern as A. A...
AbstractQualitative properties of general collections of systems of m linear equations in n unknowns...
AbstractA class of signed digraphs which arises naturally, in the theory of sign solvable linear sys...
AbstractThe structure of sign-solvable and strongly sign-solvable systems is studied here by a refin...
AbstractQualitative properties of general collections of systems of m linear equations in n unknowns...
AbstractThis paper provides a finitely computable graph-theoretic answer to the following question c...
AbstractThis paper presents a connection between qualitative matrix theory and linear complementarit...
AbstractLinear systems, Ax=b, for which the sign patterns A and b completely determine the set of si...
AbstractA linear system of equations Ax=b is sign solvable if it is solvable and both its solvabilit...
AbstractLinear systems, Ax=b, for which the sign patterns A and b completely determine the set of si...
AbstractA class of signed digraphs which arises naturally, in the theory of sign solvable linear sys...
AbstractA linear system of equations Ax=b is sign solvable if it is solvable and both its solvabilit...
Sign-solvable linear systems are part of a branch of mathematics called qualitative matrix theory. Q...
[[abstract]]We define an irreducible inconsistent system (IIS) such that every one of its proper sub...
AbstractRay solvable linear systems and ray S2NS matrices are complex generalizations of the sign so...
AbstractFor a real matrix A, Q(A) denotes the set of all matrices with the same sign pattern as A. A...
AbstractQualitative properties of general collections of systems of m linear equations in n unknowns...
AbstractA class of signed digraphs which arises naturally, in the theory of sign solvable linear sys...
AbstractThe structure of sign-solvable and strongly sign-solvable systems is studied here by a refin...
AbstractQualitative properties of general collections of systems of m linear equations in n unknowns...
AbstractThis paper provides a finitely computable graph-theoretic answer to the following question c...
AbstractThis paper presents a connection between qualitative matrix theory and linear complementarit...