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idempotent matrix

idempotent matrix

[¦i‚dem¦pōt·ənt ′mā·triks]
(mathematics)
A matrix E satisfying the equation E 2= E.
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Let G = (V , w) be the associated graph of a non-negative idempotent matrix of dimension N, where V={1..N}.
Note that the idempotent matrix AA[degrees] is the projector on R([A.sup.k]) along N([A.sup.k]), where R([A.sup.k]) denotes the range of [A.sup.k] and N([A.sup.k]) is the null space of [A.sup.k].
Beasley, Idempotent matrix preservers over Boolean algebras, J.
and so the element p[[[gamma].sup.1]] is represented by the idempotent matrix of order 2p,
If A is cube hermitian then A reduces to an idempotent matrix.
As in Result 1, though, the null space of the idempotent matrix I -[[beta].sup.T][([beta]W[[beta].sup.T]).sup.-1][beta]W is spanned by linear combinations of the columns of [[beta].sup.T].
Let B be an n x n symmetric positive semi-definitive matrix and A be an n x n idempotent matrix of rank r |is less than or equal to~ n; let T be the matrix of the characteristic vectors of A and define
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