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In this paper we define the greatest conunon divisor matrix (or GCD), the geometric mean matrix (or GMM) and the arithmetic mean matrix (or AMM) on the set E = {1, 2 3, ..., n} and we obtain the bounds for the Perron root of these matrices.
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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper we define the greatest conunon divisor matrix (or GCD), the geometric mean matrix (or GMM) and the arithmetic mean matrix (or AMM) on the set E = {1, 2 3, ..., n} and we obtain the bounds for the Perron root of these matrices.
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Key Findings & Data:In this paper we define the greatest conunon divisor matrix (or GCD), the geometric mean matrix (or GMM) and the arithmetic mean matrix (or AMM) on the set E = {1, 2 3, ..., n} and we obtain the bounds for the Perron root of these matrices.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this paper we define the greatest conunon divisor matrix (or GCD), the geometric mean matrix (or GMM) and the arithmetic mean matrix (or AMM) on the set E = {1, 2 3, ..., n} and we obtain the bounds for the Perron root of these matrices.
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⚙️Variables:The bounds · Roots of GCD · AMM martrices
Abstract
In this paper we define the greatest conunon divisor matrix (or GCD), the geometric mean matrix (or GMM) and the arithmetic mean matrix (or AMM) on the set E = {1, 2 3, ..., n} and we obtain the bounds for the Perron root of these matrices.
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Cite This Article
TAŞÇI, D. (1997). The bounds for perron roots of GCD, GMM, and AMM matrices. Communications Faculty of Sciences University of Ankara Series A1 Mathematics and Statistics, Cilt: 46, 165–171. https://ajindex.com/articles/747671