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Sulla determinazione della inversa delle matrici tridiagonali e tridiagonali a blocchi

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Si espone un procedimento che consente il calcolo in una forma esplicita, abbastanza compatta, degli elementi della inversa di una qualsiasi matrice tridiagonale, con determinante diverso da zero.

I risultati sono estesi a matrici tridiagonali a blocchi con sottomatrici fra di loro commutative.

Abstract

We give here a method for the direct inversion of a tridiagonal non singular matrix. The method applies also to block-tridiagonal matrices.

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Capovani, M. Sulla determinazione della inversa delle matrici tridiagonali e tridiagonali a blocchi. Calcolo 7, 295–303 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02575602

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