By Bolian Liu
ISBN-10: 0792364694
ISBN-13: 9780792364696
The 1st bankruptcy of this booklet offers a short therapy of the fundamentals of the topic. the opposite chapters take care of many of the decompositions of non-negative matrices, Birkhoff style theorems, the research of the powers of non-negative matrices, purposes of matrix how to different combinatorial difficulties, and purposes of combinatorial the right way to matrix difficulties and linear algebra difficulties. The insurance of must haves has been saved to a minimal. however, the ebook is largely self-contained (an Appendix presents the mandatory historical past in linear algebra, graph conception and combinatorics). there are lots of routines, all of that are observed via sketched ideas. viewers: The booklet is acceptable for a graduate direction in addition to being a very good reference and a helpful source for mathematicians operating within the zone of combinatorial matrix conception.
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