Inertia sets of two classes of symmetric sign patterns
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A matrix whose entries are from the set \(\{+, -, 0\}\) is called a sign pattern matrix (or sign pattern). For a symmetric sign pattern \(A\) of order \(n\), the inertia set of \(A\) is the set of inertias of all real symmetric matrices with the same sign pattern as \(A\). The authors characterize the inertia sets of symmetric star and nonnegative symmetric tridiagonal sign patterns.
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- The sepr-sets of sign patterns
- Some symmetric sign patterns requiring unique inertia
- Irreducible combinatorially symmetric sign patterns requiring a unique inertia
- The inertia sets of symmetric tridiagonal sign-patterns
- The number of equivalence classes of symmetric sign patterns
- Computing the inertia from sign patterns
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