Counting quasi-idempotent irreducible integral matrices
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Abstract: Given any polynomial in , we show that the set of irreducible matrices satisfying is finite. In the specific case , we count the number of irreducible matrices in this set and analyze the arising sequences and their asymptotics. Such matrices turn out to be related to generalized compositions and generalized partitions.
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