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@(A)eig(A)>0

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The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

#MATLAB/Octave, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

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The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

MATLAB/Octave, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

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The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

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#Matlab#MATLAB/Octave, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0
@(A)eig(A)>0

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The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

#Matlab, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

#MATLAB/Octave, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

Try it online!

The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

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#Matlab, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

The function returns a boolean vector of size \$n\$. A truthy output is a vector comprised of only "true" (1) valueseig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, otherwiseso if the first eigenvalue is a falsey output.

For exact results provide \$A\$ as a symbolic matrixgreater than zero, the other ones are too.

#Matlab, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

The function returns a boolean vector of size \$n\$. A truthy output is a vector comprised of only "true" (1) values, otherwise is a falsey output.

For exact results provide \$A\$ as a symbolic matrix.

#Matlab, 19 17 12 bytes

@(A)eig(A)>0

The function eig provides the eigenvalues in ascending order, so if the first eigenvalue is greater than zero, the other ones are too.

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