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Topic: Does a solution exist??
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Venkatesh Govindarajulu - FDC ~

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Does a solution exist??
Posted: Jul 17, 1996 5:14 PM
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Hi,
I am working on a partitioning algorithm and have devised the
problem
as a matrix equation.
I have a system of matrices
T A T = B
where A and B are known and need to find T. Is there a way to solve for
T.
The order of the matrices is n x n

Thanx in advance.


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