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condone
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Juliane Kiesenbauer of the . of a matrix are introduced in Sects. 4.2 and 4.3..Section 5 presents a combinatorial proof of the extended version of the classical identity for the determinant of the product of two matrices. Section 6 provides a combinatorial proof of the Cayley-Hamilton theorem generalized to commutativ
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Juliane Kiesenbauerof continuity and semi-continuity for functions on partially ordered sets are introduced in Sect. 4..We then discuss the fixed-point theorem, first in the context of general ordered sets (Sect. 5), and next in the context of topological dioids, in view of solving linear equations of the fixed-point
Fecundity
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继而发生
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Juliane Kiesenbauermethods used in a very large area of mathematics; we can only achieve this (without exceeding the limits of this book) by omitting the details of programming techniques. Readers interested in concrete programs are referred to Syslo, Deo and Kowalik (1983) and Nijenhuis and Wilf (1978), where program
aggressor
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Juliane Kiesenbauereory of maximal ows as presented before; nevertheless, the methods of Chap. . will serve as fundamental tools for the more general setting. We shall begin with a rather thorough theoretical investigation of circulations and then develop efficient algorithms for finding an optimal circulation (or sho
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Juliane Kiesenbauereory of maximal ows as presented before; nevertheless, the methods of Chap. . will serve as fundamental tools for the more general setting. We shall begin with a rather thorough theoretical investigation of circulations and then develop efficient algorithms for finding an optimal circulation (or sho