Linear independence over tropical semirings and beyond
By Marianne Akian, Stephane Gaubert, Alexander E. Guterman. 2008
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We investigate different notions of linear independence and of ma- trix rank that are relevant for max-plus or tropical semirings. The factor rank and tropical rank have already received attention, we compare them with the ranks defined in terms of signed tropical determinants or arising from a no- tion of linear independence introduced by Gondran and Minoux. To do this, we revisit the symmetrization of the max-plus algebra, establishing properties of linear spaces, linear systems, and matrices over the symmetrized max-plus algebra. In parallel we develop some general technique to prove combinatorial and polynomial identities for matrices over semirings that we illustrate by a number of examples.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Molecular Biology
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In Algebra and Number Theory
- Marianne Akian
- Stephane Gaubert
- Alexander E. Guterman
- Zur Izhakian
- Louis H. Rowen
- Manfred Knebusch
- Peter Butkovic
In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- Marianne Akian
- Stephane Gaubert
- Zur Izhakian
- Alexander E. Guterman
- Louis H. Rowen
- Manfred Knebusch
- Peter Butkovic
- Ricardo D. Katz
In Molecular Biology
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- Supertropical linear algebra (2010, background): “2006] and linear dependence [Akian et al. 2009], the emphasis often is combinatoric or geometric.”
- Max-linear Systems: Theory and Algorithms (2010, background): “This vector is also an eigenvector for 2 f4; 5g and thus (A;B) = [4; 5] :”
- Tropical Cramer Determinants Revisited (2013, methodology): “Some of the following notions were introduced in [AGG09], where details and additional properties can be found.”