Derivative Operations on Matrices

IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control

Volumn AC-15, Issue 2, 1970, Pages 241-244

  Vetter, W J ^a  

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MATHEMATICS; MATRIX ALGEBRA;

EID: 0014764195     PISSN: 00189286     EISSN: 15582523     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1109/TAC.1970.1099409     Document Type: Article

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