Zero forcing for sign patterns
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Abstract: We introduce a new variant of zero forcing - signed zero forcing. The classical zero forcing number provides an upper bound on the maximum nullity of a matrix with a given graph (i.e. zero-nonzero pattern). Our new variant provides an analo- gous bound for the maximum nullity of a matrix with a given sign pattern. This allows us to compute, for instance, the maximum nullity of a Z-matrix whose graph is L(K_{n}), the line graph of a clique.
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