A constructive decomposition and Fulkerson's characterization of permutation matrices
β Scribed by Patrick E. O'Neil
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1971
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 244 KB
- Volume
- 1
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0012-365X
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β¦ Synopsis
AbsOIcL Wc consider the se; of n x n ma,'rtces X = (x~i) fog which ~i~iEi~.,xii ~ ill ~-;3;-n, ft~r all t,J c: {I, 2 ..... n~. with x/j ;) 0 foΒ’ all J, IE~i, 2, .... q}. it is sl~,;)wn that such ma-~:rkΒ’~ may bt (Ik ~:ompoted as X --$+ N. whe~.e S is a &~bly stochastic matrix 'and N is now ne~ttive in all entries. Th~ decomposition tech~ue is ,'(~sUuctive. This implies a result of Fttlketmn that t.~ rr~trices X, considerM as lyt,~g in R t~ form a convex polyhedron who~e wet'ti~s are the pennuta*,~on .ultllicer.. Finally, a sablet ~ 4[ the inequalities of ( I ) is sh~)wn to be "e~[", as as~ltcd by F~keman in I I I without i.roof..
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