AbstractThe generalized inverse or Moore-Penrose-inverse of a real m × n matrix A is known to be the unique n × m matrix A∗ satisfying the conditions (GI.1) and (GI.2) below. For a rational matrix A the generalized inverse turns out to be rational, too. Hence given an integral matrix A the description of the denominator of A∗ is of interest and yields some new integral invariants of A
Fredholm’s method to solve a particular integral equation in 1903, was probably the first written wo...
The main result of the paper is: AB+A=A and BA+B=B ⇒ A=B where A+ and B+ are the unique Moore-...
This paper deals with Unified Approach of Generalized inverse (g-inverse) and its applications. Gene...
AbstractThe generalized inverse or Moore-Penrose-inverse of a real m × n matrix A is known to be the...
AbstractThis paper gives necessary and sufficient conditions for the generalized inverse of an integ...
AbstractIn an earlier paper one of the authors showed that a matrix of rank r over an integral domai...
AbstractIt is proved that a matrix A over an integral domain admits a 1-inverse if and only if a lin...
AbstractWe study the problem of the existence and construction of a generalized inverse which serves...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are given for a nonnegative integral matrix to have nonn...
In an earlier paper one of the authors showed that a matrix of rank r over an integral domain has a ...
Inverse matrices applied to analysis and minimization of systems of linear equation
AbstractNonnegative matrices which are equal to their Moore-Penrose generalized inverse are characte...
AbstractThis is a continuation of an earlier paper by the authors on generalized inverses over integ...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
AbstractThe defining equations for the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix are extended to give a uniq...
Fredholm’s method to solve a particular integral equation in 1903, was probably the first written wo...
The main result of the paper is: AB+A=A and BA+B=B ⇒ A=B where A+ and B+ are the unique Moore-...
This paper deals with Unified Approach of Generalized inverse (g-inverse) and its applications. Gene...
AbstractThe generalized inverse or Moore-Penrose-inverse of a real m × n matrix A is known to be the...
AbstractThis paper gives necessary and sufficient conditions for the generalized inverse of an integ...
AbstractIn an earlier paper one of the authors showed that a matrix of rank r over an integral domai...
AbstractIt is proved that a matrix A over an integral domain admits a 1-inverse if and only if a lin...
AbstractWe study the problem of the existence and construction of a generalized inverse which serves...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are given for a nonnegative integral matrix to have nonn...
In an earlier paper one of the authors showed that a matrix of rank r over an integral domain has a ...
Inverse matrices applied to analysis and minimization of systems of linear equation
AbstractNonnegative matrices which are equal to their Moore-Penrose generalized inverse are characte...
AbstractThis is a continuation of an earlier paper by the authors on generalized inverses over integ...
AbstractIn this paper R.E. Cline's formula for the generalized inverse of the partitioned matrix (U,...
AbstractThe defining equations for the Moore-Penrose inverse of a matrix are extended to give a uniq...
Fredholm’s method to solve a particular integral equation in 1903, was probably the first written wo...
The main result of the paper is: AB+A=A and BA+B=B ⇒ A=B where A+ and B+ are the unique Moore-...
This paper deals with Unified Approach of Generalized inverse (g-inverse) and its applications. Gene...