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The problem of kings.

Larsen, Michael (1995)

The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics [electronic only]

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The limit of inconsistency reduction in pairwise comparisons

Waldemar W. Koczkodaj, Jacek Szybowski (2016)

International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

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This study provides a proof that the limit of a distance-based inconsistency reduction process is a matrix induced by the vector of geometric means of rows when a distance-based inconsistent pairwise comparisons matrix is transformed into a consistent PC matrix by stepwise inconsistency reduction in triads. The distance-based inconsistency indicator was defined by Koczkodaj (1993) for pairwise comparisons. Its convergence was analyzed in 1996 (regretfully, with an incomplete proof) and...

On the matrix form of Kronecker lemma

João Lita da Silva, António Manuel Oliveira (2009)

Discussiones Mathematicae Probability and Statistics

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A matrix generalization of Kronecker's lemma is presented with assumptions that make it possible not only the unboundedness of the condition number considered by Anderson and Moore (1976) but also other sequences of real matrices, not necessarily monotone increasing, symmetric and nonnegative definite. A useful matrix decomposition and a well-known equivalent result about convergent series are used in this generalization.

Sufficient conditions to be exceptional

Charles R. Johnson, Robert B. Reams (2016)

Special Matrices

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A copositive matrix A is said to be exceptional if it is not the sum of a positive semidefinite matrix and a nonnegative matrix. We show that with certain assumptions on A−1, especially on the diagonal entries, we can guarantee that a copositive matrix A is exceptional. We also show that the only 5-by-5 exceptional matrix with a hollow nonnegative inverse is the Horn matrix (up to positive diagonal congruence and permutation similarity).

On a nonnegative irreducible matrix that is similar to a positive matrix

Raphael Loewy (2012)

Open Mathematics

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Let A be an n×n irreducible nonnegative (elementwise) matrix. Borobia and Moro raised the following question: Suppose that every diagonal of A contains a positive entry. Is A similar to a positive matrix? We give an affirmative answer in the case n = 4.