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... stylistic preferences for the formatting of such elements as bibliographic references, displayed equations, and equation arrays, among others. Some special circumstances are not dealt with in this sample file; for such information one should see the included documentation file. Note: This paper is n ...
Symmetric nonnegative realization of spectra
... nonnegative matrices. For n ≥ 5 the problem remains unsolved. In the general case, when the possible spectrum Λ is a set of complex numbers, the problem has only been solved for n = 3 by Loewy and London [11]. The complex cases n = 4 and n = 5 have been solved for matrices of trace zero by Reams [17 ...
... nonnegative matrices. For n ≥ 5 the problem remains unsolved. In the general case, when the possible spectrum Λ is a set of complex numbers, the problem has only been solved for n = 3 by Loewy and London [11]. The complex cases n = 4 and n = 5 have been solved for matrices of trace zero by Reams [17 ...
Algebra
... dt = f (n)), this means the change over time is zero (f (n̄) = 0). In discrete time (Nt+1 = F (Nt )), this means that the population size in the next time step is equivalent to that in the previous (N̄ = F (N̄ )). • “Biologically relevant” equilibrium means that the equilibrium population size non-n ...
... dt = f (n)), this means the change over time is zero (f (n̄) = 0). In discrete time (Nt+1 = F (Nt )), this means that the population size in the next time step is equivalent to that in the previous (N̄ = F (N̄ )). • “Biologically relevant” equilibrium means that the equilibrium population size non-n ...
Analysis based methods for solving linear elliptic PDEs numerically
... • Minor modifications lead to a streaming algorithm that never stores A at all. • The flop count can be reduced from O(mnk) to O(mnlog k) by using a so called “fast Johnson-Lindenstrauss” transform. Speed gain of factor between 2 and 8 for matrices of size, e.g., 3000 × 3000. • Accuracy of the basic ...
... • Minor modifications lead to a streaming algorithm that never stores A at all. • The flop count can be reduced from O(mnk) to O(mnlog k) by using a so called “fast Johnson-Lindenstrauss” transform. Speed gain of factor between 2 and 8 for matrices of size, e.g., 3000 × 3000. • Accuracy of the basic ...
GROUPS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIONS 1. introduction
... algebraic properties of R can even be combined giving us the simplest example of a Lie Group—that is a manifold which admits a compatible group structure. The group GLn (R) is another example of a more interesting manifold. We will discuss Lie groups in depth later. The Multiplicative group of a fie ...
... algebraic properties of R can even be combined giving us the simplest example of a Lie Group—that is a manifold which admits a compatible group structure. The group GLn (R) is another example of a more interesting manifold. We will discuss Lie groups in depth later. The Multiplicative group of a fie ...
Finding a low-rank basis in a matrix subspace
... experiments in Section 5.4. The rank-one basis problem An interesting and important subcase of the low-rank basis problem is the rank-one basis problem; in this problem, we are further promised that a given subspace M is spanned by rank-one matrices. Gurvits [29] first considered the rank-one basis ...
... experiments in Section 5.4. The rank-one basis problem An interesting and important subcase of the low-rank basis problem is the rank-one basis problem; in this problem, we are further promised that a given subspace M is spanned by rank-one matrices. Gurvits [29] first considered the rank-one basis ...
Animating Rotation with Quaternion Curves
... second b y describing the single r o t a t i o n t h a t t a k e s you to it, according to Euler's theorem. The in-between o r i e n t a t i o n s should be positioned along t h a t r o t a t i o n . If we plot quaternions as points in four-dimensional space, the s t r a i g h t lines between t h e ...
... second b y describing the single r o t a t i o n t h a t t a k e s you to it, according to Euler's theorem. The in-between o r i e n t a t i o n s should be positioned along t h a t r o t a t i o n . If we plot quaternions as points in four-dimensional space, the s t r a i g h t lines between t h e ...
On Incidence Energy of Graphs
... - 574 details on graph energy see the reviews [2, 3].) Nikiforov [4] recently extended the concept of energy to all (not necessarily square) matrices, defining the energy of a matrix M as the sum of the singular values of M . Recall that the singular values of a matrix M are equal to the square root ...
... - 574 details on graph energy see the reviews [2, 3].) Nikiforov [4] recently extended the concept of energy to all (not necessarily square) matrices, defining the energy of a matrix M as the sum of the singular values of M . Recall that the singular values of a matrix M are equal to the square root ...
