AbstractIf a simple transformation σ is a product of two involutions, then σ is a reflection or a transvection. This property is still true for matrices over skewfields. It will be used to show that a criterion for the decomposability of a matrix into two involutions, which is known for matrices over commutative fields, is no longer true if the entries of the matrix are taken from a skewfield. Another consequence is that the special linear group of a vector space over the field K is not bireflectional if K is not commutative
Abstract: We characterize all the semilinear transformations on matrices over skew ¯elds that preser...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field, with determinant ±1, is the product of not more than four ...
AbstractLet F be a field. In [Djokovic, Product of two involutions, Arch. Math. 18 (1967) 582–584] i...
AbstractIf a simple transformation σ is a product of two involutions, then σ is a reflection or a tr...
AbstractSourour [A.R. Sourour, A factorization theorem for matrices, Linear and Multilinear Algebra ...
AbstractIt is known that any square matrix A over any field is congruent to its transpose: AT=STAS f...
AbstractLet k be a field of characteristic ≠2 with an involution σ. A matrix A is split if there is ...
AbstractWe consider the group SLnF of all n by n matrices with determinant 1 over a field. Let res A...
AbstractWe consider the group SLnF of all n×n matrices with determinant 1 over a field F. We prove t...
AbstractLet V be a finite-dimensional vector space over a commutative field of characteristic distin...
grantor: University of TorontoWe examine the generation of the Chevalley groups of type $F...
grantor: University of TorontoWe examine the generation of the Chevalley groups of type $F...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field F is involutorily congruent over F to its transpose, and he...
AbstractLet αϵGLn A be a matrix over a commutative ring A with 1 such that (det α)2 = 1. If α is cyc...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field, with determinant ±1, is the product of not more than four ...
Abstract: We characterize all the semilinear transformations on matrices over skew ¯elds that preser...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field, with determinant ±1, is the product of not more than four ...
AbstractLet F be a field. In [Djokovic, Product of two involutions, Arch. Math. 18 (1967) 582–584] i...
AbstractIf a simple transformation σ is a product of two involutions, then σ is a reflection or a tr...
AbstractSourour [A.R. Sourour, A factorization theorem for matrices, Linear and Multilinear Algebra ...
AbstractIt is known that any square matrix A over any field is congruent to its transpose: AT=STAS f...
AbstractLet k be a field of characteristic ≠2 with an involution σ. A matrix A is split if there is ...
AbstractWe consider the group SLnF of all n by n matrices with determinant 1 over a field. Let res A...
AbstractWe consider the group SLnF of all n×n matrices with determinant 1 over a field F. We prove t...
AbstractLet V be a finite-dimensional vector space over a commutative field of characteristic distin...
grantor: University of TorontoWe examine the generation of the Chevalley groups of type $F...
grantor: University of TorontoWe examine the generation of the Chevalley groups of type $F...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field F is involutorily congruent over F to its transpose, and he...
AbstractLet αϵGLn A be a matrix over a commutative ring A with 1 such that (det α)2 = 1. If α is cyc...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field, with determinant ±1, is the product of not more than four ...
Abstract: We characterize all the semilinear transformations on matrices over skew ¯elds that preser...
AbstractEvery square matrix over a field, with determinant ±1, is the product of not more than four ...
AbstractLet F be a field. In [Djokovic, Product of two involutions, Arch. Math. 18 (1967) 582–584] i...