Drazin inverses and their modern generalisations constitute a pivotal area of operator theory within Banach algebras. These inverse concepts extend the classic notion of the matrix inverse to settings ...
Procedures for calculating the additive genetic variance-covariance matrix and its inverse are adapted to accommodate the occurrence of mutations in the genome. The inverse matrix can be used in mixed ...
Banach spaces, as complete normed vector spaces, form the backbone of modern functional analysis and provide the setting for analysing a wide range of linear operators. Generalised inverses extend the ...
Reduced rank approximation of matrices by Householder-Young methods is shown to be equivalent to fitting of a bilinear (multiplicative) model and to projection onto an optimally chosen subspace. The ...
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