Almost Completely Decomposable Groups and Integral Linear Algebra
✍ Scribed by K Benabdallah; A Mader
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 351 KB
- Volume
- 204
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-8693
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✦ Synopsis
. where ޚ is the set of all 1 = k integral matrices k-tuples , N is a nonsingular integral k = k matrix, and a w is a k = 1 matrix with entries from A. Here juxtaposition denotes the ordinary matrix and scalar multi-Ž . w plications. Thus adj N a is a k = 1 matrix of certain integral linear w y1 w Ž . Ž . w combinations of the entries of a ; further N a s 1rdet N adj N a is © y1 w a k = 1 matrix of elements in a fixed divisible hull ޑ A of A, and ޚ N a
is the set of all products ␣ N a , where ␣ g ,ޚ i.e., the subgroup of ޑ A generated by the entries of N y1 a w . This shows that the representation is well defined. In addition, N and a w may be assumed to be ''relatively
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