1979
DOI: 10.1016/0022-247x(79)90124-0
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Displacement ranks of matrices and linear equations

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“…The algorithm from [6] for such matrices with q terms can be easily modified ( [11]) to an algorithm requiring 5q−4 2 n 2 multiplications and additions. In essence, it is the algorithm already proposed in [7] but within the confines of a block method.…”
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“…The algorithm from [6] for such matrices with q terms can be easily modified ( [11]) to an algorithm requiring 5q−4 2 n 2 multiplications and additions. In essence, it is the algorithm already proposed in [7] but within the confines of a block method.…”
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“…The smallest q is called the Toeplitz rank (displacement rank in the terminology of [7]) of T . Toeplitz ranks were introduced in [7].…”
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“…Also, (JH) T (JH) = H T H. Thus, our results apply equally to Hankel and Toeplitz matrices. Our results might also be extended to more general classes of matrices with a displacement structure [50,51,52,53]. For simplicity we restrict our attention to the Toeplitz case.…”
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“…In all this paper, we closely follow the existing formalism of structured matrix computations developed in previous work by Morf [34], Bitmead-Anderson [3], Kailath and co-authors [28,29], Pan [37,38], Kaltofen [30], Cardinal [14], etc.…”
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