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Dear Colleagues,
We continue our Colloquium in the Math Department.
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Charles Johnson
Department of Mathematics
College of William and Mary,
Williamsburg, Virginia
Friday, October 21, EMCS 422, 2:00 pm.
M-matrices and (mostly) Their Inverses
Abstract. An $M-$matrix is a square matrix with nonpositive off-diagonal
entries and an entry-wise nonnegative inverse. An inverse M-matrix is then
any nonnegative matrix that arises as the inverse of an $M-$matrix. These
classes arise frequently in applications and have played an important role
in matrix theory. We discuss a few classical results and some recent
developments about such matrices, mostly about inverse $M-$matrices.
The talk should be accessible to students who have taken Linear Algebra.
This talk is supported by the Center of Excellence in Computer Applications.
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Our next speakers will be David Ashe, Department of Mathematics, UTC,
Thursday, October 27, 3:15.
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Boris P Belinskiy
Department of Mathematics, Dept. 6956
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Ph. (423) 425-4748
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