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The maximum number of equal non-zero subdeterminants

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    Marvin Marcus & Henryk Minc

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The work of this author was sponsored by U.S. National Science Foundation Grant G-5416.

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Marcus, M., Minc, H. The maximum number of equal non-zero subdeterminants. Arch. Math 11, 95–100 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01236915

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