We say that 20cea0b08ace2edbb41177c3316" title="Click to view the MathML source">M∈Q if SOLCP(M,q) has a solution for all . An n×n real matrix A is said to be a Z-matrix with respect to K iff:
Let ΦM(q) denote the set of all solutions to SOLCP(M,q). The following results are shown in this paper:
If M∈Z∩Q, then ΦM is Lipschitz continuous if and only if M is positive definite on the boundary of K.
If M is symmetric, then ΦM is Lipschitz continuous if and only if M is positive definite.