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Canonical form of strongly transitive matrices over lattices (English)
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27 September 1992
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The author proves that for matrices over general lattices max-min transitivity \((M^ 2\leq M)\) does not imply a canonical form but that the condition strong max-min transitivity does imply it.
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\(L\)-matrices
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permutation matrices
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matrices over general lattices
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max- min transitivity
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canonical form
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