<ns3:p>Background Determinant and characteristic polynomials are important concepts related to square matrices. Due to the absence of additive inverse in max-plus algebra, the determinant of a matrix over max-plus algebra can be represented by a permanent. In addition, there are several types of square matrices over max-plus algebra, including triangular and diagonal strictly double ℝ <ns3:italic>-astic</ns3:italic> matrices. A special formula has been devised to determine the permanent and characteristic max-polynomial of those matrices. Another algebraic structure that is isomorphic with max-plus algebra is min-plus algebra. Methods Min-plus algebra is the algebraic structure of triple ( ℝ ε ′ , ⊕ ′ , ⊗ ) . Furthermore, square matrices over min plus algebra are defined by the set of matrices sized n × n <ns3:italic>,</ns3:italic> the entries of which are the elements of ℝ ε ′ . Because these two algebraic structures are isomorphic, the permanent and characteristic min-polynomial can also be determined for each square matrix over min-plus algebra, as well as the types of matrices. Results In this paper, we find out the special formulas for determining the permanent and characteristic min-polynomial of the triangular matrix and the diagonal strictly double ℝ <ns3:italic>-astic</ns3:italic> matrix. Conclusions We show that the formula for determining the characteristic min-polynomial of the two matrices is the same, for each triangular matrix and strictly double ℝ <ns3:italic>-astic</ns3:italic> matrix A , χ A ( x ) = ⨁ r = 0 , 1 , … , n ′ δ n − r ⊗ n r .</ns3:p>
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