Explicit expressions of the generalized inverses and condensed Cramer rules
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From a new explicit decomposition of the \{2\}-inverse \(A^{(2)}_{T,S}\) of a matrix \(A\), with prescribed range \(T\) and null space \(S\), some condensed Cramer rules are developed. The results given here are complementary to those studied in the recent book of \textit{G. R. Wang, Y. Wei}, and \textit{S. Qiao} [Generalized inverses: Theory and computations, Science Press, Beijing, China (2004)].
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