Abstract
Tridiagonal or Jacobi matrices arise in many diverse branches of mathematics and have been studied extensively. However, there is little written about the inverses of such matrices. In this paper we characterize those matrices with nonzero diagonal elements whose inverses are tridiagonal. The arguments given are elementaryand show that matrices with tridiagonal inverses have an interesting structure.
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