Lecture

LU Factorization Criteria

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This lecture discusses the necessary and sufficient conditions for performing LU factorization without permutation, based on the principal minors of a matrix. It also explores additional criteria such as diagonal dominance by rows and columns, and positive definite symmetric matrices.

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