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such that
Example 6. We are given
Then
such that
|
1 0 | ||
|
A = |
0 1 | |
|
-1 -1 | ||
|
3 2 | ||
|
A = |
1 -1 | |
|
-3 -1 | ||
|
0 1 | ||
|
U = | ||
|
1 —2 | ||
|
2 -1 | ||
|
A = |
-1 3 | |
|
-1 -1 |
Observe that this example is taken from Examples 1 and 3. The matrix A corre-
sponds to Example 1 and the matrix A to Example 3. See Figure 3 for Example
3 where there are three completely labeled simplices of type I after having been
transformed. In this case there is no completely labeled simplex of type II. The
reader should compare Figure 1 with Figure 3.
Example 7. We are given
2 -1
3 1
-3 0
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