AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Hadamard product of two matrices is simply their entry-wise product. This paper introduces the subclass of totally nonnegative matrices whose Hadamard product with any totally nonnegative matrix is again totally nonnegative. Many properties concerning this class are discussed including: a complete characterization for min{m,n}<4; a characterization of the zero–nonzero patterns for which all totally nonnegative matrices lie in this class; and connections to Oppenheim's inequality
AbstractAn n×n matrix is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The problem ...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...
An m-by- n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Hadamard p...
An m-by- n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Hadamard p...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Had...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is said to be totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. Our...
An m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative (resp. totally positive) if the determinant of ever...
An m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative (resp. totally positive) if the determinant of ever...
It has long been known that totally nonnegative (or totally positive matrices) are closed under norm...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is said to be totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. Our...
We show that, for Hankel matrices, total nonnegativity (resp. total positivity) of order r is preser...
AbstractWe present a table indicating whether or not each of five positivity classes of matrices (po...
AbstractWe investigate the Hadamard product of inverse M-matrices and present two classes of inverse...
AbstractLet A be a real n × n matrix. A is TP (totally positive) if all the minors of A are nonnegat...
AbstractAn n×n matrix is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The problem ...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...
An m-by- n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Hadamard p...
An m-by- n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Hadamard p...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The Had...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is said to be totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. Our...
An m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative (resp. totally positive) if the determinant of ever...
An m-by-n matrix A is called totally nonnegative (resp. totally positive) if the determinant of ever...
It has long been known that totally nonnegative (or totally positive matrices) are closed under norm...
AbstractAn m-by-n matrix A is said to be totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. Our...
We show that, for Hankel matrices, total nonnegativity (resp. total positivity) of order r is preser...
AbstractWe present a table indicating whether or not each of five positivity classes of matrices (po...
AbstractWe investigate the Hadamard product of inverse M-matrices and present two classes of inverse...
AbstractLet A be a real n × n matrix. A is TP (totally positive) if all the minors of A are nonnegat...
AbstractAn n×n matrix is called totally nonnegative if every minor of A is nonnegative. The problem ...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...
A characterization of a class of totally nonnegative matrices whose inverses are M-matrices is given...