Characterizations of m-weak group inverses

To characterize m-weak group inverses,several algebraic methods are used,such as the use of idempotents,one-side principal ideals,and units.Consider an element a within a unitary ring that possesses Drazin invertibility and an involution.This paper begins by outlining the conditions necessary for the existence of the m-weak group inverse of a.Moreover,it explores the criteria under which a can be considered pseudo core invertible and weak group invertible.In the context of a weak proper*-ring,it is proved that a is weak group invertible if,and only if,a D can serve as the weak group inverse of au,where u represents a specially invertible element closely associated with a D.The paper also introduces a counterexample to illustrate that a D cannot universally serve as the pseudo core inverse of another element.This distinction underscores the nuanced differences between pseudo core inverses and weak group inverses.Ultimately,the discussion expands to include the commuting properties of weak group inverses,extending these considerations to m-weak group inverses.Several new conditions on commuting properties of generalized inverses are given.These results show that pseudo core inverses,weak group inverses,and m-weak group inverses are not only closely linked but also have significant differences that set them apart.

Moore-Penrose Inverses and Group Inverses of Block k-Circulant Matrices

The Moore-Penrose inverse of a block k-circulant matrix whose blocks are arbitrary matrices are obtained when k has unit modulus. In the meantime. explicit formulae for finding group inverses of certain specified k-circulant matrices are also given.

Medical Diagnosis Based on Multi-Attribute Group Decision-Making Using Extension Fuzzy Sets,Aggregation Operators and Basic Uncertainty Information Granule

Accurate medical diagnosis,which involves identifying diseases based on patient symptoms,is often hindered by uncertainties in data interpretation and retrieval.Advanced fuzzy set theories have emerged as effective tools to address these challenges.In this paper,new mathematical approaches for handling uncertainty in medical diagnosis are introduced using q-rung orthopair fuzzy sets(q-ROFS)and interval-valued q-rung orthopair fuzzy sets(IVq-ROFS).Three aggregation operators are proposed in our methodologies:the q-ROF weighted averaging(q-ROFWA),the q-ROF weighted geometric(q-ROFWG),and the q-ROF weighted neutrality averaging(qROFWNA),which enhance decision-making under uncertainty.These operators are paired with ranking methods such as the similarity measure,score function,and inverse score function to improve the accuracy of disease identification.Additionally,the impact of varying q-rung values is explored through a sensitivity analysis,extending the analysis beyond the typical maximum value of 3.The Basic Uncertain Information(BUI)method is employed to simulate expert opinions,and aggregation operators are used to combine these opinions in a group decisionmaking context.Our results provide a comprehensive comparison of methodologies,highlighting their strengths and limitations in diagnosing diseases based on uncertain patient data.

GENERALIZED INVERSE GROUP OF SIGNAL AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION WITH NEURAL NETWORKS

A new concept, the generalized inverse group (GIG) of signal, is firstly proposed and its properties, leaking coefficients and implementation with neural networks are presented. Theoretical analysis and computational simulation have shown that (1) there is a group of finite length of generalized inverse signals for any given finite signal, which forms the GIG; (2) each inverse group has different leaking coefficients, thus different abnormal states; (3) each GIG can be implemented by a grouped and improved single-layer perceptron which appears with fast convergence. When used in deconvolution, the proposed GIG can form a new parallel finite length of filtering deconvolution method. On off-line processing, the computational time is reduced to O(N) from O(N2). And the less the leaking coefficient is, the more reliable the deconvolution will be.

Expression for the Group Inverse of the 2×2 Block Matrix

In this paper, we present a method how to get the expression for the group inverse of 2×2 block matrix and get the explicit expressions of the block matrix (A C B D) under some conditions.

REVERSE ORDER LAW FOR GROUP INVERSE OF PRODUCT OF MATRICES ON SKEW FIELDS

Let Kn×n be the set of all n×n matrices and Krn×n the set {A∈Kn×n|rankA=r} on askew field K. Zhuang [1] denotes by A# the group inverse of A∈Kn×n which is the solu-tion of the euqations:AXA=A, XAX=X, AX=AX.

Solution of an Inverse Eigenvalue Problem by Newton＇s Method on a Fibre Bundle with Structure Group SO（n）

We present a differential geometric perspective of the IEP for symmetric matrices in the framework of a fibre bundle with structure group SO（n）. In particular, a Newton type algorithm is developed to construct a non singular symmetric matrix for given target eigenvalues using a singular symmetric matrix as the initial matrix for the iteration. Explicit computations are performed for 2 x 2 non singular symmetric matrix to illustrate the result.

Group Inverse of 2 × 2 Block Matrices over Minkowski Space M

Necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of the group inverse of the block matrix in Minkowski Space are studied, where are both square and . The representation of this group inverse and some related additive results are also given.

The group search-based parallel algorithm for the serial Monte Carlo inversion method

With the development of parallel computing technology,non-linear inversion calculation efficiency has been improving.However,for single-point search-based non-linear inversion methods,the implementation of parallel algorithms is a difficult issue.We introduce the idea of group search to the single-point search-based non-linear inversion algorithm, taking the quantum Monte Carlo method as an example for two-dimensional seismic wave velocity inversion and practical impedance inversion and test the calculation efficiency of using different node numbers.The results show the parallel algorithm in theoretical and practical data inversion is feasible and effective.The parallel algorithm has good versatility. The algorithm efficiency increases with increasing node numbers but the algorithm efficiency rate of increase gradually decreases as the node numbers increase.

Characterizations of EP, normal and Hermitian elements in rings using generalized inverses

The properties and some equivalent characterizations of equal projection（ EP）, normal and Hermitian elements in a ring are studied by the generalized inverse theory. Some equivalent conditions that an element is EP under the existence of core inverses are proposed. Let a∈R , then a is EP if and only if aa a^# = a^#aa . At the same time, the equivalent characterizations of a regular element to be EP are discussed.Let a∈R, then there exist b∈R such that a = aba and a is EP if and only if a∈R , a = a ba. Similarly, some equivalent conditions that an element is normal under the existence of core inverses are proposed. Let a∈R , then a is normal if and only if a^＊a = a a^＊. Also, some equivalent conditions of normal and Hermitian elements in rings with involution involving powers of their group and Moore-Penrose inverses are presented. Let a∈R ∩R^#, n∈N, then a is normal if and only if a^＊ a^＋（ a^#） n = a^# a＊（ a^＋） ^n. The results generalize the conclusions of Mosiet al.

On Characterizations of Drazin Inverse

Let φ be a pre-additive category. Assume that φ： X→X is a morphism of φ. In this paper, we give the necessary and sufficient conditions for φ to have the Drazin inverse by using the von Neumann regular inverse for the φ^k, and extend a result by Puystjens and Hartwig from the group inverse to Drazin inverse.

ABOUT THE INVERSION FORMULA ON THE LIE GROUP SL (2, R)

Harish-Chandra have got a Fourier inversion formula for C-c(infinity)(SL (2, R)). In this paper, we give a discussion on approximation identity kernels on SL(2, R) and get some properties of their Fourier transforms, and then, making use of these properties and Harish-Chandra's result, we prove that the Fourier inversion formula obtained by Harish-Chandra is also valid for C-o(3)(SL,2, R)).

A new method for inversion of hydroxyl group of carbocyclic nucleosides

The hydroxyl group of carbocyclic nucleosides was inversed when the compounds were treated with Me3SiCl, KCN and a catalytic mount of NaI in DMF/CH3CN.

Centrally clean elements and central Drazin inverses in a ring

Element a in ring R is called centrally clean if it is the sum of central idempotent e and unit u.Moreover,a=e+u is called a centrally clean decomposition of a and R is called a centrally clean ring if every element of R is centrally clean.First,some characterizations of centrally clean elements are given.Furthermore,some properties of centrally clean rings,as well as the necessary and sufficient conditions for R to be a centrally clean ring are investigated.Centrally clean rings are closely related to the central Drazin inverses.Then,in terms of centrally clean decomposition,the necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of central Drazin inverses are presented.Moreover,the central cleanness of special rings,such as corner rings,the ring of formal power series over ring R,and a direct product ∏ R_(α) of ring R_(α),is analyzed.Furthermore,the central group invertibility of combinations of two central idempotents in the algebra over a field is investigated.Finally,as an application,an example that lists all invertible,central group invertible,group invertible,central Drazin invertible elements,and centrally clean elements of the group ring Z_(2)S_(3) is given.

On Inverse Limits and Direct Limits for Fuzzy Topological Spaces

Li has introduced the concepts of inverse system and direct system for fuzzy topological spaces and studied inverse limits and direct limits on such spaces by presenting the explicit constructions of these limits.In this paper some important concepts of fuzzy topology,such as,product fuzzy topology,quotient fuzzy topology,fuzzy continuity etc.,are used for further study of inverse limits and direct limits for fuzzy topological spaces.

Semidirect Products of Left Strongly π—Inverse Monoids

The necessary and sufficient conditions for the semidirect products of two monoids to be left strongly π-inverse are determined. Furthemore,the least group congruence on a strongly π-inverse semidirect is dicussed,and some important isomorphism theorems are accessed.

Frequency-domain elastic full-waveform multiscale inversion method based on dual-level parallelism

The complexity of an elastic wavefield increases the nonlinearity of inversion, To some extent, multiscale inversion decreases the nonlinearity of inversion and prevents it from falling into local extremes. A multiscale strategy based on the simultaneous use of frequency groups and layer stripping method based on damped wave field improves the stability of inversion. A dual-level parallel algorithm is then used to decrease the computational cost and improve practicability. The seismic wave modeling of a single frequency and inversion in a frequency group are computed in parallel by multiple nodes based on multifrontal massively parallel sparse direct solver and MPI. Numerical tests using an overthrust model show that the proposed inversion algorithm can effectively improve the stability and accuracy of inversion by selecting the appropriate inversion frequency and damping factor in low- frequency seismic data.

Frequency Time Analysis (FTAN) and Moment Tensor Inversion Solutions from Short Period Surface Waves in Cameroon (Central Africa)

Short period surface waves generated by a local earthquake recorded by broadband seismometers at distances of about 186 to 778 km from the earthquake’s epicenter located in Cameroon (Central Africa) were processed for group velocity maps and dispersion waveforms using the frequency time analysis (FTAN) method. The resulting group velocity fundamental modes of the extracted Rayleigh and Love waves were used for a joint amplitude spectral and P polarity inversion using moment tensor inversion. The corresponding group velocity dispersion curves, the residual as a function of depth, the amplitude spectra and the moment tensor solutions of the regions from the epicenter to the different stations up to a depth of about 10 km were obtained.

Zappa-Szép Products of Semigroups

The internal Zappa-Szép products emerge when a semigroup has the property that every element has a unique decomposition as a product of elements from two given subsemigroups. The external version constructed from actions of two semigroups on one another satisfying axiom derived by G. Zappa. We illustrate the correspondence between the two versions internal and the external of Zappa-Szép products of semigroups. We consider the structure of the internal Zappa-Szép product as an enlargement. We show how rectangular band can be described as the Zappa-Szép product of a left-zero semigroup and a right-zero semigroup. We find necessary and sufficient conditions for the Zappa-Szép product of regular semigroups to again be regular, and necessary conditions for the Zappa-Szép product of inverse semigroups to again be inverse. We generalize the Billhardt λ-semidirect product to the Zappa-Szép product of a semilattice E and a group G by constructing an inductive groupoid.

Representations of Free Groups on Rational Line Q

A.M.W. Glass and S.H.McCleary have given the 2 transitive representation of the countable free l group F η(1<η≤ω 0 ).In this paper we shall give the highly ordered transitive representation of countable free groups on the rational line Q, which generalizes their results. As applications,we obtain the highly ordered transitive representation for the direct product of countable free groups,and the inverse limit of countable free groups must be an action on the set Q.