The Generalized Idempotence of Linear Combination on Generalized Three-Idemfactor and an Arbitrary Matrix

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Generalized emfactor is an important sort of matrix, if we can ulteriorly study its characters and application, there will optimize the procedure of finding its answer. So the relevant properties discussed more and more.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 765-767)

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678-682

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September 2013

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