Abstract
This paper describes sufficient conditions for a real square matrixA=(a ij ) to have a nonnegative inverse. It is not assumed thata ij ?0 fori?j. We indicate several applications to matricesA that occur in finite-difference and finiteelement methods for boundary-value problems.
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