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In Chap. 1, we discussed the Moore-Penrose inverse and the \(\{i, j, k\}\) inverses which possess some “inverse-like” properties. The \(\{ i, j, k \}\) inverses provide some types of solution, or the least-square solution, for a system of linear equations just as the regular inverse provides a unique solution for a nonsingular system of linear equations. Hence the \(\{ i, j, k \}\) inverses are called equation solving inverses. However, there are some properties of the regular inverse matrix that the \(\{ i, j, k \}\) inverses do not possess.

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Wang, G., Wei, Y., Qiao, S. (2018). Drazin Inverse. In: Generalized Inverses: Theory and Computations. Developments in Mathematics, vol 53. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0146-9_2

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