
doi: 10.3390/math13030482
arXiv: 2411.09491
In this paper, we show that even-order Pascal tensors are positive-definite, and odd-order Pascal tensors are strongly completely positive. The significance of these is that our induction proof method also holds for some other families of completely positive tensors, whose construction satisfies certain rules, such that the inherence property holds. We show that for all tensors in such a family, even-order tensors would be positive-definite, and odd-order tensors would be strongly completely positive, as long as the matrices in this family are positive-definite. In particular, we show that even-order generalized Pascal tensors would be positive-definite, and odd-order generalized Pascal tensors would be strongly completely positive, as long as generalized Pascal matrices are positive-definite. We also investigate even-order positive-definiteness and odd-order strong complete positivity for fractional Hadamard power tensors. Furthermore, we study determinants of Pascal tensors. We prove that the determinant of the mth-order two-dimensional symmetric Pascal tensor is equal to the mth power of the factorial of m−1.
completely positive tensor, QA1-939, Pascal tensor, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, positive-definite tensor, determinant, Mathematics, strongly completely positive tensor
completely positive tensor, QA1-939, Pascal tensor, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, positive-definite tensor, determinant, Mathematics, strongly completely positive tensor
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