Titlebook: Extremal Methods and Systems Analysis; An International Sym Anthony V. Fiacco,Kenneth O. Kortanek Conference proceedings 1980 Springer-Verl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27179-4This lecture is based on some of our joint papers which have been published in Russian.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90542-0Although generalized inverses were discovered and rediscovered many times before (see, e.g., [85], [82] and the annotated bibliography in [71]), it was the 1955 paper [76] by Penrose which started generalized inverses on the road to become one of the most active areas of research in linear algebra and applied mathematics.

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Theorie und Praxis der NachhaltigkeitA flow of a homogeneous product throughout an organization may be depicted in a network and analyzed for a variety of purposes. One example of such purposes may be observed with respect to cost accounting.

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Schriften zum europ?ischen ManagementThe purpose of this paper is to develop iterative methods that generate sequences whose (C,1) (Cesaro average of order one) limit gives a solution to a given linear system. We thereby obtain average-approximations to solutions for the given linear systems.

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Generalized Inverses of Matrices and Their ApplicationsAlthough generalized inverses were discovered and rediscovered many times before (see, e.g., [85], [82] and the annotated bibliography in [71]), it was the 1955 paper [76] by Penrose which started generalized inverses on the road to become one of the most active areas of research in linear algebra and applied mathematics.

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Cost-Flow Networks and Generalized InversesA flow of a homogeneous product throughout an organization may be depicted in a network and analyzed for a variety of purposes. One example of such purposes may be observed with respect to cost accounting.

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Convergence Properties of Powers of Matrices with Applications to Iterative Methods for Solving LineThe purpose of this paper is to develop iterative methods that generate sequences whose (C,1) (Cesaro average of order one) limit gives a solution to a given linear system. We thereby obtain average-approximations to solutions for the given linear systems.

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