AbstractLet F be a field. In [Djokovic, Product of two involutions, Arch. Math. 18 (1967) 582–584] it was proved that a matrix A∈Fn×n can be written as A=BC, for some involutions B,C∈Fn×n, if and only if A is similar to A-1. In this paper we describe the possible eigenvalues of the matrices B and C.As a consequence, in case charF≠2, we describe the possible similarity classes of (P11⊕P22)P-1, when the nonsingular matrix P=[Pij]∈Fn×n, i,j∈{1,2} and P11∈Fs×s, varies.When F is an algebraically closed field and charF≠2, we also describe the possible similarity classes of [Aij]∈Fn×n, i,j∈{1,2}, when A11 and A22 are square zero matrices and A12 and A21 vary
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AbstractLet k be a field of characteristic two, with involution x↦x¯. Let (V,·) be a finite dimensio...
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AbstractWe study the possible eigenvalues, ranks and numbers of nonconstant invariant polynomials of...
AbstractIf a simple transformation σ is a product of two involutions, then σ is a reflection or a tr...
AbstractThis partly expository paper deals with a canonical-form problem for finite sets of matrices...
AbstractLet F be a field. In [Djokovic, Product of two involutions, Arch. Math. 18 (1967) 582–584] i...
AbstractDenote by [X,Y] the additive commutator XY−YX of two square matrices X, Y over a field F. In...
AbstractAn n × n matrix A is called involutory iff A2=In, where In is the n × n identity matrix. Thi...
AbstractLet k be a field of characteristic two, with involution x↦x¯. Let (V,·) be a finite dimensio...
Denote by [X, Y] the additive commutator XY - YX of two square matrices X, Y over a field F. In a pr...
We study the possibilities for the number of nontrivial invariant polynomials of the product of two ...
AbstractLet k be a field with an involution σ and 〈,〉:V×W→k a non-degenerate sesquilinear form, wher...
AbstractStarting from a theorem of Frobenius that every n×n matrix is the product of two symmetric o...
AbstractIn this work, we give a new and elementary proof that simultaneous similarity and simultaneo...
AbstractWe study the possibilities for the number of nontrivial invariant polynomials of the product...
In this paper we shall discuss when an invertible matrix and its inverse are similar.We shall...
AbstractThe fact that given complex n×n matrices A and B are (or are not) unitarily similar can be v...
AbstractWe study the possible eigenvalues, ranks and numbers of nonconstant invariant polynomials of...
AbstractIf a simple transformation σ is a product of two involutions, then σ is a reflection or a tr...
AbstractThis partly expository paper deals with a canonical-form problem for finite sets of matrices...