Linear and Multilinear Algebra · 1974 · 33 citations · 1 references
LawFamily LawAlgebraRepresentation TheorySeparation Of PowersMatrix ComputationMatrix StructureNon-negative Matrix FactorizationPrime DecompositionSemigroup Theory
A matrix A in the semigroup N n of non-negative n×nmatrices is prime if A is not monomial and A=BC,B CεN n implies that either B or C is monomial. One necessary and another sufficient condition are given for a matrix in N n to be prime. It is proved that every prime in N n is completely decomposable.
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Robert J. Plemmons · Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1973 · 30 citations · Full text