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Date: 2008-03-14 12:04:53
Matrix theory
Numerical linear algebra
Singular value decomposition
Matrices
Matrix
Rank
Determinant
Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
Unimodular matrix
Algebra
Mathematics
Linear algebra

Spectrally Optimal Factorization of Incomplete Matrices ∗ Pedro M. Q. Aguiar Marko Stosic Jo˜ao M. F. Xavier Institute for Systems and Robotics / IST, Lisboa, Portugal [removed]

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