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Algebraic and Spectral Decomposition in the Rectangular Setting: Towards a Drazin-Type Inverse

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Dipak Laxman Sabale

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JTES G. D. M. Arts, K. R. N. Commerce and M. S. D. Science College, Jamner, Dist. Jalgaon–424206, Maharashtra, India

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Dr. Patil Gotmare Abaji Ramdas

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JTES G. D. M. Arts, K. R. N. Commerce and M. S. D. Science College, Jamner, Dist. Jalgaon–424206, Maharashtra, India

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Abstract

The Drazin inverse is a fundamental generalized inverse for square matrices and is closely related to the decom-position of a singular matrix into its invertible and nilpotent components. For a rectangular matrix, ordinary powers are not defined in general, and consequently the classical definition of the Drazin inverse cannot be applied directly. Rectangular extensions of the Drazin inverse have nevertheless been developed through compatible weight matrices and associated square products. In this paper, we investigate an algebraic and spectral decom-position framework for a rectangular matrix A ∈ Cm×n together with a compatible matrix W ∈ Cn×m. We define the associated square matrices Based on the resulting decomposition, we introduce a decomposition-induced rectangular inverse which acts as the inverse of A on the stable regular component and vanishes on the complementary singular component. The proposed construction is explicitly distinguished from the established rectangular Drazin and weighted Drazin inverses. The purpose is to provide a struc-tural algebraic and spectral interpretation of rectangular Drazin-type theory rather than to redefine the existing rectangular Drazin inverse.

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Rectangular matrices Drazin inverse general-ized inverse weighted Drazin inverse stable range stable kernel spectral decomposition rectangular inverse core-EP inverse.

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Dipak Laxman Sabale, Dr. Patil Gotmare Abaji Ramdas, "Algebraic and Spectral Decomposition in the Rectangular Setting: Towards a Drazin-Type Inverse," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 9, pp. 1-9, Sep 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67133

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This construction follows the fundamental philosophy of the Drazin inverse—invert the regular part and annihilate the singular part—while respecting the fact that a rectangular matrix maps between two different vector spaces. The paper has explicitly distinguished these structural re-sults from the established rectangular Drazin theory initiated by Cline and Greville and subsequently extended through weighted Drazin, weighted G-Drazin, DMP, core-EP, weak-group, and minimal-rank weighted weak Drazin constructions. The framework provides a basis for further investigation of rectangular Drazin-type inverses and their algebraic and spectral decompositions.

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