
Sums of diagonal and semiseparable matrices belong to the class of structured matrices which arises in numerical applications. Fast \(O(N)\) algorithms for their inversion were developed earlier under additional restrictions which were a source of instability. For semiseparable matrices of order one these restrictions are eliminated.
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