The Summability Technique for Matrix Inversion
The Summability Technique for Matrix Inversion
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2014-01-15
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Miyagawa, Vincent
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University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Matrix and operator inversion has always presented a problem both in algebra and in analysis. We know from the study of linear algebra that it is impossible to find the inverse of a matrix A if the determinant of A equals zero. We can intuitively justify this fact if we look at the formula for finding the inverse of a matrix A involving the adjunct of A
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