Immanant of a matrix

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  1. The arbitrary immanants of three matrices whose determinants are known to be generating functions for sets of combinatorial objects are examined.[1]
  2. Combinatorial interpretations are given for the immanants of the Matrix-tree matrix, and a special case of the Jacobi-Trudi matrix.[1]
  3. These allow us to deduce immediately the nonnegativity of the coefficients in the expansion of the immanants.[1]
  4. A conjecture is made about the nonnegativity of coefficients of the expansion of the immanant of the Jacobi-Trudi matrix in the general case.[1]
  5. He used the immanants of certain matrices whose entries are symmetric functions to define the Schur functions (cf.[2]
  6. Given the plethora of inequalities and identities that involve the determinant and permanent functions, it is natural to seek generalizations of these relations to other immanants.[2]
  7. This gives a partial order on the characters and also the immanants.[2]
  8. These papers provide a partial resolution to the conjectured inequality in (a2), by showing that the permanent dominates the immanants associated with various characters.[2]
  9. General properties of immanants are derived with special emphasis on practical methods of computing them.[3]
  10. A general theorem on the structure of the immanants of a skew-symmetric matrix of odd order is proven.[3]
  11. Littlewood and Richardson studied the relation of the immanant to Schur functions in the representation theory of the symmetric group.[4]
  12. and you can't easily manipulate expressions of immanants.[5]
  13. However, the Hamiltonian cycle problem is NP-complete, so it would be surprising if there were a quick way to compute this linear combination of immanants.[5]
  14. Early results on the connections to twisted immanants are also included.[6]
  15. Here is a neat interpretation of the immanant, which (to my dismay) already appeared in the paper referenced in the first comment.[7]
  16. In this work, we recall the definition of matrix immanants, a generalization of the determinant and permanent of a matrix.[8]
  17. As a noun immanant is (linear algebra) a function or property of a matrix, defined as a generalization of the concepts of determinant and.[9]

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  • [{'LOWER': 'immanant'}, {'LOWER': 'of'}, {'LOWER': 'a'}, {'LEMMA': 'matrix'}]