\(5 \times 5\) completely positive matrices (Q703621)
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\(5 \times 5\) completely positive matrices (English)
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11 January 2005
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A matrix is said to be completely positive if \(A=BB^T\) where \(B\) is nonnegative (entrywise); this implies double nonnegativity, that is, both entrywise nonnegativity and positive semidefiniteness. This paper gives a list of sufficient conditions for the converse for \(5\times 5\) matrices, which involve Schur complements. Two conjectures are stated which would complete the characterization of \(5\times 5\) completely positive matrices.
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completely positive matrix
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doubly nonnegative matrix
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factorization
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Schur complements
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