Ela on Nonnegative Sign Equivalent and Sign Similar Factorizations of Matrices∗
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Dedicated to Hans Schneider on the occasion of his eightieth birthday Abstract. It is shown that every real n×n matrix is a product of at most two nonnegative sign equivalent matrices, and every real n × n matrix, n ≥ 2, is a product of at most three nonnegative sign similar matrices. Finally, it is proved that every real n×n matrix is a product of totally positive sign equivalent matrices. However, the question of the minimal number of such factors is left open.
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تاریخ انتشار 2007