by Joel E. Cohen (Rockefeller University)
This article originally appeared in:
Mathematics Magazine
February, 1992
Subject classification(s):
Linear AlgebraApplicable Course(s):
3.7 Discrete Math | 3.8 Linear/Matrix AlgebraThe author discusses the relationship of two well-known, apparently unrelated supermultiplicative functions of nonnegative matrices, and shows they are special cases of a more general supermultiplicative function. An application to products of random matrices is sketched.
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Linear Algebra | Determinants