Some new characterizations of the normality for group invertible matrices

Normal matrices are an important class of matrices; many authors discuss the normality of matrices. In terms of projection matrices, the inverse of matrices, one-sided $ X $-equality, and $ X $-idempotency of matrices, many new characterizations of normal matrices are obtained in this paper. It may be the first time that the projection, one-sided $ X $-equality, and one-sided $ X $-idempotency are used to characterize the normality of matrices.

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AIMS Mathematics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3934/math.2025550
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Some new characterizations of the normality for group invertible matrices

Qianglian Huang, Zhirong Guo
AIMS Mathematics
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Some new characterizations of the normality for group invertible matrices

Qianglian Huang, Zhirong Guo
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Abstract

Normal matrices are an important class of matrices; many authors discuss the normality of matrices. In terms of projection matrices, the inverse of matrices, one-sided $ X $-equality, and $ X $-idempotency of matrices, many new characterizations of normal matrices are obtained in this paper. It may be the first time that the projection, one-sided $ X $-equality, and one-sided $ X $-idempotency are used to characterize the normality of matrices.

AIMS MathematicsVol. 10(5)
Yangzhou Vocational University (CN), Yangzhou University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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