det(A) ! = 0 , for inverse to exist.
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Hi Gene,
Can you add some explanation to the code?
Thanks a lot. :-)
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There is a problem with that algorithm. It may print the same string
more than once:
e.g. for input abb and K = 2, it will print:
ab
ab
I recommend storing the strings in a trie.
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Yes, my bad. The determinant must be different from 0 if the inverse
exists.
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Oddly enough, the links on the right hand side of this page have a very
interesting bit-packing way of doing this.
The link is: http://www-igm.univ-mlv.fr/~lecroq/string/node6.html
It includes a truth table and a java applet visualization, along with
a program in 'C'.
The program example
