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Nonnegative primitive matrices with exponent 2
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    The authors show that, in order to have all the entries of the matrix \(M^2\) positive, the \(n\times n\) matrix \(M\) must have at least \(3n-3\) positive entries. They also characterizate the matrices reaching this lower bound.
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