On sign inconsistent linear systems
A linear system of equations \(Ax=b\) is called sign inconsistent if for each matrix \((A',b')\) with the same sign pattern as \((A,b)\), the corresponding linear system \(A'x=b'\) is not solvable. Sign inconsistent linear systems are closely related to sign solvable and conditionally sign solvable linear systems. A complete characterization of sign inconsistent linear systems is given in terms of \(L\)-matrices and various properties are studied. Complete characterizations of the minimally sign inconsistent linear systems are also given in terms of the \(L\)-canonical forms and their corresponding canonical digraphs of the barely \(L\)-matrices.
- Some properties of matrices with signed null spaces.
- Linear systems with signed solutions
- Ray solvable linear systems and ray \(S^2 NS\) matrices
- INCONSISTENT STRUCTURES OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
- Sign-consistency and solvability of constrained linear systems
- Least Squares Sign-Solvability
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2219152 (Why is no real title available?)
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