When is \(B^ -A^ -\) a generalized inverse of \(AB\)? (Q1338488)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 698642
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 698642 |
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When is \(B^ -A^ -\) a generalized inverse of \(AB\)? (English)
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1 December 1994
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When matrices \(A,B\) are invertible, their inverses satisfy \((AB)^{-1} = B^{-1}A^{-1}\). A matrix \(C^ -\) is a (1)-inverse of a matrix \(C\) if \(CC^ -C=C\). This paper examines when \(B^ -A^ -\) is a generalized inverse of \(AB\).
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(1)-inverse
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generalized inverse
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0.7623406052589417
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0.7591947317123413
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0.7495340704917908
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