2023
DOI: 10.2298/yjor220515036k
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The unique solvability conditions for a new class of absolute value equation

Abstract: In this article, we investigate the solution of a new class of the absolute value equation (NCAVE) A1x ? |B1x ? c| = d. Based on spectral radius condition, singular value condition and row and column W-property, some necessary and sufficient conditions for unique solvability for NCAVE are gained. Some new results for the unique solvability of the new generalized absolute value equation (NGAVE) A1x?|B1x| = d are also obtained.

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“…So these results may be also applicable for the NGAVE (6.4) and Ax − |Bx − c| = d to ensure their unique solvability of them, because in both the equations matrices A and B appears. For example conditions σ max (B) < σ min (A) ensure the unique solution of the NGAVE (6.4) for any d [44] and this condition easily can be proved for the unique solution of Ax − |Bx − c| = d. For more about AVE Ax − |Bx − c| = d one may refer [13]. ), these results are studied by many authors in the literature (see [14,15,16,34,40] and references therein).…”
Section: New Generalized Absolute Value Equationmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…So these results may be also applicable for the NGAVE (6.4) and Ax − |Bx − c| = d to ensure their unique solvability of them, because in both the equations matrices A and B appears. For example conditions σ max (B) < σ min (A) ensure the unique solution of the NGAVE (6.4) for any d [44] and this condition easily can be proved for the unique solution of Ax − |Bx − c| = d. For more about AVE Ax − |Bx − c| = d one may refer [13]. ), these results are studied by many authors in the literature (see [14,15,16,34,40] and references therein).…”
Section: New Generalized Absolute Value Equationmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…[7]). Let all diagonal entry of AC −1 + I have the same sign as the corresponding entries of AC −1 − I.…”
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confidence: 99%