This paper deals with mappings between cones of positive quadratic forms which are induced by linear mappings between the underling vector spaces, i.e., the spaces which are the domains of the forms. Three fundamental results are proved, two of which were previously announced by the second author. The first result states that there is an inclusion-reversing one-to-one correspondence between the lattice of subspaces of a given space and the lattice of faces of the cone of quadratic forms on that space. The second result states that all cone-isomorphisms between cones of quadratic forms are induced by linear isomorphisms between the underlying spaces. The third result states that a given cone-linear mapping F between cones of quadratic forms ...
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[[abstract]]If K1 is a proper cone in Rn1 and K2 is a proper cone in Rn2, then, as is well known, th...
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In the finite-dimensional case, we present a new approach to the theory of cones with a mapping cone...
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AbstractThis survey deals with the aspects of archimedian partially ordered finite-dimensional real ...
AbstractA survey of some general properties of the cone of positive semidefinite matrices, its faces...
AbstractThis paper is divided into two parts. In the first part, suppose that K1 and K2 are proper c...
We introduce the notion of one-sided mapping cones of positive linear maps between matrix algebras. ...
AbstractFor i = 1,2, let Ai be a linear transformation on a complex vector space and let σ be a latt...
AbstractRefinements of a lattice of pointed cones of hermitian-preserving linear transformations are...
A linear representation T-n(*)(K) of a point set K is a point-line geometry, embedded in a projectiv...
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[[abstract]]If K1 is a proper cone in Rn1 and K2 is a proper cone in Rn2, then, as is well known, th...