Abstract–In this article, some interesting applications of generalized inverses in the graph theory are revisited. Interesting properties of generalized inverses are employed to make the proof of several known results simpler, and several techniques such as bordering method and inverse complemented matrix methods are used to obtain simple expressions for the Moore-Penrose inverse of incidence matrix and Laplacian matrix. Some interesting and simpler expressions are obtained in some special cases such as tree graph, complete graph and complete bipartite graph
This paper briefly reviews the mathematical considerations behind the generalized inverse of a matri...
Let T be a tree with n vertices, where each edge is given an orientation, and let Q be its vertex-ed...
AbstractThe defining equations for the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix are extended to give a uniq...
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Fredholm’s method to solve a particular integral equation in 1903, was probably the first written wo...
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International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
AbstractUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination of different ty...
The “Moore-Penrose inverse” of a matrix A corresponds to the (unique) matrix solution X of the syste...
This paper briefly reviews the mathematical considerations behind the generalized inverse of a matri...
Let T be a tree with n vertices, where each edge is given an orientation, and let Q be its vertex-ed...
AbstractThe defining equations for the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix are extended to give a uniq...
This study is a survey of the theory of the generalized-inverses of matrices as defined by Penrose. ...
Fredholm’s method to solve a particular integral equation in 1903, was probably the first written wo...
We prove a formula that relates the Moore-Penrose inverses of two matrices A, B such that A = N^(- 1...
This paper deals with Unified Approach of Generalized inverse (g-inverse) and its applications. Gene...
In this paper, we use graph theoretic properties of generalized Johnson graphs to compute the entrie...
This book begins with the fundamentals of the generalized inverses, then moves to more advanced topi...
The introductory chapters in this paper review the concept of a generalized inverse for arbitrary ma...
We consider the computation of generalized inverses of the graph Laplacian for both undirected and d...
AbstractGraphical procedures are used to characterize the integral {1}- and {1, 2}-inverses of the i...
International audienceUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination o...
AbstractUsing a unified approach, simple derivations for the recursive determination of different ty...
The “Moore-Penrose inverse” of a matrix A corresponds to the (unique) matrix solution X of the syste...
This paper briefly reviews the mathematical considerations behind the generalized inverse of a matri...
Let T be a tree with n vertices, where each edge is given an orientation, and let Q be its vertex-ed...
AbstractThe defining equations for the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix are extended to give a uniq...