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Checkerboard inverse of a totally nonnegative matrix ((−1)i+j(A−1)ij​≥0)

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If an invertible square totally nonnegative matrix A has size n, then detA>0 and
(−1)i+j(A−1)ij​≥0.
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Indeed the adjugate identity gives (A−1)ij​=(−1)i+jdetAj​,i​/detA, and the deleted-row/deleted-column minor is nonnegative. Consequently an alternating vector vj​=(−1)j gives (A−1v)i​=(−1)i∑j​∣(A−1)ij​∣.

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