Abstract
A matrix , which has a certain sign-symmetric structure (--sign-symmetric), is studied in this paper. It is shown that such a matrix is similar to a nonnegative matrix. The existence of the second in modulus positive eigenvalue of a --sign-symmetric matrix , or an odd number of simple eigenvalues, which coincide with the -th roots of , is proved under the additional condition that its second compound matrix is also --sign-symmetric. The conditions when a --sign-symmetric matrix with a --sign-symmetric second compound matrix has complex eigenvalues, which are equal in modulus to , are given.
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