N-matrices
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An \(n\times n\) real matrix is called an N-matrix if all of its principal minors are negative. The authors develop a characterization of N-matrices which is geometric in nature and similar in spirit to that of the sign- reversal property of P-matrices. They also obtain a characterization using the linear complementarity problem. In addition they give a characterization of weak N-matrices.
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