AbstractThis paper proposes a simple approach for the matrix inversion. The number of steps is equal to the order of the matrix to be inverted. The algorithm was obtained as a “side product” during an analysis of the properties of the Guyan reduction (AIAA J. 3(2) (1965) 380). Numerical tests show an acceptable accuracy of the approach
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AbstractWe prove a conjecture of R. Chapman asserting that, for any prime p≡3(mod4), the determinant...
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Classical statistical learning theory studies the generalisation performance of machine learning al...
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AbstractSuppose that one knows an accurate approximation to an eigenvalue of a real symmetric tridia...
We present an efficient algorithm for calculating multiloop Feynman integrals perturbativel
AbstractThis work initiates a systematic investigation into the matrix forms of the Pascal triangle ...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce a product operation on the set of all matrices of integers. Using...
AbstractWe prove a conjecture of R. Chapman asserting that, for any prime p≡3(mod4), the determinant...
AbstractSourour [A.R. Sourour, A factorization theorem for matrices, Linear and Multilinear Algebra ...
AbstractA singular integral equation with a Holderian second member function on [a,b] is considered ...
We construct new maximally symmetric solutions for the metric. We then show that for a string moving...
AbstractBy using the Schauder fixed point theorem and analysis method, we establish the existence of...
AbstractThe preconditioner for solving the linear system Ax=b introduced in [D.J. Evans, M.M. Martin...
AbstractWe clarify a difficulty that appears in [R. Quarez, J. Algebra 238 (2001) 139] to bound the ...
In this paper, we derive the characteristic polynomial for a family of anti-tridiagonal 2-Hankel mat...
AbstractTwo proofs are given of the Gohberg–Heinig formula for the inverse of a Toeplitz matrix with...
Classical statistical learning theory studies the generalisation performance of machine learning al...
AbstractAt the end of the 1970ʼs, G.P. Egorychev developed a method of coefficients, which found suc...
AbstractSuppose that one knows an accurate approximation to an eigenvalue of a real symmetric tridia...
We present an efficient algorithm for calculating multiloop Feynman integrals perturbativel
AbstractThis work initiates a systematic investigation into the matrix forms of the Pascal triangle ...
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