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Constructive Algorithm to Vectorize P ⊗ P Product for Symmetric Matrix P

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A constructive algorithm to compute elimination \(\bar {L}\) and duplication \(\bar {D}\) matrices for the operation of \(P \otimes P\) vectorization when \(P = {{P}^{{\text{T}}}}\) is proposed. The matrix \(\bar {L}\), obtained according to such algorithm, allows one to form a vector that contains only unique elements of the mentioned Kronecker product. In its turn, the matrix \(\bar {D}\) is for the inverse transformation. A software implementation of the procedure to compute the matrices \(\bar {L}\) and \(\bar {D}\) is developed. On the basis of the mentioned results, a new operation \({\text{vecu}}\left( . \right)\) is defined for \(P \otimes P\) in case \(P = {{P}^{{\text{T}}}}\) and its properties are studied. The difference and advantages of the developed operation in comparison with the known ones \({\text{vec}}\left( . \right)\) and \({\text{vech}}\left( . \right)\) (\({\text{vecd}}\left( . \right)\)) in case of vectorization of \(P \otimes P\) when \(P = {{P}^{{\text{T}}}}\) are demonstrated. Using parameterization of the algebraic Riccati equation as an example, the efficiency of the operation \({\text{vecu}}\left( . \right)\) to reduce overparameterization of the unknown parameter identification problem is shown.

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This research was supported in part by the Grants Council of the President of the Russian Federation, project no. MD-1787.2022.4.

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Glushchenko, A.I., Lastochkin, K.A. Constructive Algorithm to Vectorize P ⊗ P Product for Symmetric Matrix P. Comput. Math. and Math. Phys. 63, 1559–1570 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0965542523090099

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