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Determinants of (–1,1)-matrices of the skew-symmetric type: a cocyclic approach

Víctor Álvarez, José Andrés Armario, María Dolores Frau, Félix Gudiel (2015)

Open Mathematics

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An n by n skew-symmetric type (-1; 1)-matrix K =[ki;j ] has 1’s on the main diagonal and ±1’s elsewhere with ki;j =-kj;i . The largest possible determinant of such a matrix K is an interesting problem. The literature is extensive for n ≡ 0 mod 4 (skew-Hadamard matrices), but for n ≡ 2 mod 4 there are few results known for this question. In this paper we approach this problem constructing cocyclic matrices over the dihedral group of 2t elements, for t odd, which are equivalent to (-1;...

On the preconditioned biconjugate gradients for solving linear complex equations arising from finite elements

Michal Křížek, Jaroslav Mlýnek (1994)

Banach Center Publications

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The paper analyses the biconjugate gradient algorithm and its preconditioned version for solving large systems of linear algebraic equations with nonsingular sparse complex matrices. Special emphasis is laid on symmetric matrices arising from discretization of complex partial differential equations by the finite element method.

Object library of algorithms for dynamic optimization problems: benchmarking SQP and nonlinear interior point methods

Jacek Błaszczyk, Andrzej Karbowski, Krzysztof Malinowski (2007)

International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

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The main purpose of this paper is to describe the design, implementation and possibilities of our object-oriented library of algorithms for dynamic optimization problems. We briefly present library classes for the formulation and manipulation of dynamic optimization problems, and give a general survey of solver classes for unconstrained and constrained optimization. We also demonstrate methods of derivative evaluation that we used, in particular automatic differentiation. Further, we...