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is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level.

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Laplacian Matrices are integer valued examples of diagonally dominant matrices with vanishing row- and column sums.

Question:

 

is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level.

Further edit:
Laplacian Matrices are integer valued examples of diagonally dominant matrices with vanishing row- and column sums.

Question:

is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level.

Further edit:
Laplacian Matrices are integer valued examples of diagonally dominant matrices with vanishing row- and column sums.

provided example of Laplacian Matrices
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Question:

is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level, .

Further edit:
Laplacian Matrices are integer valued examples of diagonally dominant matrices with vanishing row- and column sums.

Question:

is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level, .

Question:

is there a special name for matrices whose rows and columns sum to zero?

I actually need information about those matrices and thus a keyword for online search.

Edit: as there apparently is no name for those kind of matrices, I would like to suggest ,"Vibration Matrices" for discussion, because vibrating membranes exhibit an analogous property with respect to the unexcited state as the zero-level.

Further edit:
Laplacian Matrices are integer valued examples of diagonally dominant matrices with vanishing row- and column sums.

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