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inverse matrix

inverse matrix

[′in‚vərs ′mā·triks]
(mathematics)
The inverse of a nonsingular matrix A is the matrix A -1 where A · A -1= A -1· A = I, the identity matrix.
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Meanwhile, its inverse matrix can be computed as [K.sup.-1] [member of] M ([Z.sub.N]).
MORRISON, Adjustment of an inverse matrix corresponding to a change in one element of a given matrix, Ann.
Because the traditional greedy pursuit algorithm needs to compute the inverse matrix of the sensing matrix, this process requires a significant amount of computation time and storage space, resulting in lower reconstruction probability.
This means that the matrix [[parallel][r.sub.ij](x)[parallel].sup.3.sub.1] is invertible and its inverse matrix with S reduces A(x) to B(x).
where [Q.sub.m.sup.-1] is the inverse matrix of [Q.sub.m], [H.sub.m.sup.T] is the transpose matrix of [H.sub.m], and [[[H.sub.m.sup.T] [Q.sub.m.sup.-1] [H.sub.m]].sup.-1] is the inverse matrix of [[[H.sub.m.sup.T] [Q.sub.m.sup.-1] [H.sub.m]]].
It is noteworthy to mention a family of preconditioners that are based on the physical properties of the problem and more specifically on the idea that inverse matrix that is approximately represented by the preconditioner is essentially an approximate solution of the electromagnetic problem.
To achieve synchronization between systems (16) and (17), we assume that M is an invertible matrix and [M.sup.-]1 its inverse matrix. Hence, we have the following result.
where [A.sup.(1)T] is a sub-matrix of the matrix [A.sup.T] =[[A.sup.(1)] [A.sup.(2)]] that has an inverse matrix (corresponds to the sub-matrix [D.sup.(1)] of the flexibility matrix D and to sub-vector [[theta].sup.(1).sub.p]; selection method of the lines for sub-matrix [A.sup.(1)T] is based only on the existence of its inverse matrix).
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