0 in a straight and sloping way that is not horizontal or vertical, for example joining two opposite corners of a square or other flat shape with four sides: --
Then the resulting equations are far from diagonally dominated when linearized.
This method has been quite successful in finding dominant eigenvalues of strongly diagonally dominant matrices.
As it was, it ended up being sliced diagonally.
The matrix associated with (17) is not necessarily diagonally dominant as it stands.
The permitted move is to jump a man horizontally or vertically but not diagonally.
If y and y are diagonally opposite, the flat is uniquely determined.
The rules of the game prescribe, for instance, that the bishop can be moved only diagonally.
Another possible reason is a ridge or depression running diagonally across the area.
