Convex (0, 1)-matrices and their epitopes
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Publication:2022503
Abstract: We investigate -matrices that are {em convex}, which means that the ones are consecutive in every row and column. These matrices occur in discrete tomography. The notion of ranked essential sets, known for permutation matrices, is extended to convex sets. We show a number of results for the class of convex matrices with given row and column sum vectors and . Also, it is shown that the ranked essential set uniquely determines a matrix in .
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