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Hilbert matrix

In linear algebra, a Hilbert matrix, introduced by Hilbert (1894), is a square matrix with entries being the unit fractions

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Hilbert matrix

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples15
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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Hilbert matrix

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related to Historical note · 5
Hilbert matrix → Assume, He, Hilbert, Is, To
has application · 4
Hilbert matrix → Hankel, Hilbert, The, This
related to Properties · 4
Hilbert matrix → Cauchy, Hankel, It, The Hilbert
is a · 2
Hilbert matrix → example of a Hankel matrix, reciprocal of an integer

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matrix hilbert example determinant also approximation positive entries 1894 question interval polynomial form introduced integral matrices condition number inverse polynomials

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Hilbert matrixis aexample of a Hankel matrix0.90text
Hilbert matrixis areciprocal of an integer0.90text
Hilbert matrixhas applicationThe0.60section
Hilbert matrixhas applicationHankel0.60section
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Hilbert matrixrelated to Historical noteHilbert0.60section
Hilbert matrixrelated to Historical noteAssume0.60section
Hilbert matrixrelated to Historical noteIs0.60section
Hilbert matrixrelated to Historical noteTo0.60section
Hilbert matrixrelated to Historical noteHe0.60section
Hilbert matrixrelated to PropertiesThe Hilbert0.60section

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