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An upper bound for the determinant of a matrix with given entry sum and square sum.

Ortwin Gasper, Hugo Pfoertner, Markus Sigg

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ABSTRACT. By deducing characterisations of the matrices which have maximal determinant in the set of matrices with given entry sum and square sum, we prove the inequality | det M | ≤ |α|(β − δ) (n−1)/2 for real n × n-matrices M, where nα and nβ are the sum of the entries and the sum of the squared entries of M, respectively, and δ: = (α 2 − β)/(n − 1), provided that α 2 ≥ β. This result is applied to find an upper bound for the determinant of a matrix whose entries are a permutation of an arithmetic progression.

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ABSTRACT. By deducing characterisations of the matrices which have maximal determinant in the set of matrices with given entry sum and square sum, we prove the inequality | det M | ≤ |α|(β − δ) (n−1)/2 for real n × n-matrices M, where nα and nβ are the sum of the entries and the sum of the squared entries of M, respectively, and δ: = (α 2 − β)/(n − 1), provided that α 2 ≥ β. This result is applied to find an upper bound for the determinant of a matrix whose entries are a permutation of an arithmetic progression.

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ABSTRACT. By deducing characterisations of the matrices which have maximal determinant in the set of matrices with given entry sum and square sum, we prove the inequality | det M | ≤ |α|(β − δ) (n−1)/2 for real n × n-matrices M, where nα and nβ are the sum of the entries and the sum of the squared entries of M, respectively, and δ: = (α 2 − β)/(n − 1), provided that α 2 ≥ β. This result is applied to find an upper bound for the determinant of a matrix whose entries are a permutation of an arithmetic progression.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Square (algebra), Square matrix, Upper and lower bounds, Matrix (chemical analysis), Combinatorics, Mathematical analysis, Symmetric matrix

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