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Positive Definite Matrices, Characteristic Roots, and Positive Matrices,we open the way for the introduction of many different types of ordering relationships. In this chapter, we shall discuss a variety of interesting inequalities centering about the theme of .. As we shall see, the basic concept of . can be extended to matrices in many different and significant ways.

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On the Positivity of Operators, applied to the functions of this set, determine when the inequality.implies that . ≧ 0.” An operator will be said to be “positive” if this condition is satisfied, although it might be more reasonable to call the inverse operator . . positive. We shall focus our attention upon ordinary differential and partial differential operators.

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