In this paper,the k major cone and strict k major cone in real infinite dimensional linear space are introduced,through which the k major order is defined,and their properties are also discussed.Therefore,with the ...In this paper,the k major cone and strict k major cone in real infinite dimensional linear space are introduced,through which the k major order is defined,and their properties are also discussed.Therefore,with the help of them any two elements in real infinite dimensional linear space can be compared.展开更多
In this paper, a lower bound of maximal dimensions of commutable matrix spaces (CMS) is given. It is found that the linear dependence of a group of one to one commutable matrices is related to whether some equations i...In this paper, a lower bound of maximal dimensions of commutable matrix spaces (CMS) is given. It is found that the linear dependence of a group of one to one commutable matrices is related to whether some equations in system can be eliminated. The corresponding relation is given. By introducing conceptions of eliminating set and eliminating index, we give an estimation of upper bound of maximal dimensions of CMS. For special cases n=5,6, the further estimation of maximal dimensions of CMS is presented.展开更多
文摘In this paper,the k major cone and strict k major cone in real infinite dimensional linear space are introduced,through which the k major order is defined,and their properties are also discussed.Therefore,with the help of them any two elements in real infinite dimensional linear space can be compared.
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文摘In this paper, a lower bound of maximal dimensions of commutable matrix spaces (CMS) is given. It is found that the linear dependence of a group of one to one commutable matrices is related to whether some equations in system can be eliminated. The corresponding relation is given. By introducing conceptions of eliminating set and eliminating index, we give an estimation of upper bound of maximal dimensions of CMS. For special cases n=5,6, the further estimation of maximal dimensions of CMS is presented.
