If K is an algebraic function field in one variable over an algebraically closed field k, then conditions are presented to insure that a matrix A ∈ M (K) is diagonalizable by means of a similarity transformation T ∈ GL(n, k). This result generalizes results of Friedland [1] and Motzkin-Taussky [4]. © 1989.
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AbstractIf K is an algebraic function field in one variable over an algebraically closed field k, th...
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A theorem is proved concerning the diagonalizability of a matrix over a differential field by means ...
AbstractA theorem is proved concerning the diagonalizability of a matrix over a differential field b...
AbstractWe consider the problem of simultaneously putting a set of square matrices into the same blo...
AbstractLet F denote a field such that char(F)≠2. It is shown that every square matrix over F is exp...
AbstractIn this paper we solve completely and explicitly the long-standing problem of classifying pa...
Let V be an arbitrary vector space over a field K, and let End(V) be the ring of all K-linear trans...
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