Chunyu Yang* | Shuping Pan
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The sufficient conditions for determining the non-singular H-matrices were given by applying the theory of diagonally dominant matrix. Then, the results of a recent study were promoted and improved with such conditions. Through the analysis of a numerical example, the proposed conditions were proved as more applicable than those in the reference.
Non-singular H-matrix, Diagonal dominance, Irreducibility, Chain of nonzero elements.
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