Computing the dimension of a bipartition matrix

We present a computer program that computes the dimension of a bipartition matrix, which has three independent components: the row dimension, the column dimension, and the entry dimension. Each component is defined recursively and as such is well-suited for machine computation. The program applies several routines of independent interest, namely, a routine that factors a bipartition as a formal product of indecomposable bipartiition matrices; its inverse, which recovers the bipartition; a routine that factors a general bipartition matrix as a formal product of indecomposables; and a routine that calculates its The column dimension of a bipartition matrix is the row dimension of its transpose-rotation.

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Advanced Studies Euro-Tbilisi Mathematical Journal
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.32513/asetmj/1932200825006
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Computing the dimension of a bipartition matrix

Ronald Umble, Dawson Freeman
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Computing the dimension of a bipartition matrix

Ronald Umble, Dawson Freeman
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Abstract

We present a computer program that computes the dimension of a bipartition matrix, which has three independent components: the row dimension, the column dimension, and the entry dimension. Each component is defined recursively and as such is well-suited for machine computation. The program applies several routines of independent interest, namely, a routine that factors a bipartition as a formal product of indecomposable bipartiition matrices; its inverse, which recovers the bipartition; a routine that factors a general bipartition matrix as a formal product of indecomposables; and a routine that calculates its The column dimension of a bipartition matrix is the row dimension of its transpose-rotation.

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