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Decomposable matrix

25 Mar 2026
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A decomposable matrix is a square matrix that can be transformed into a block triangular or block diagonal form through simultaneous permutation of its rows and columns. In mathematical economics and linear algebra, such a matrix can be rearranged so that it is partitioned into smaller submatrices along the diagonal, with zeros appearing in certain off-diagonal blocks. This structure indicates that the overall system represented by the matrix can
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