AbstractIt is shown that there is a connection between Roth's theorems on similarity and equivalence of block-triangular matrices and decomposition of modules. The module property is that if M≅N⊕MN, then N is a summand of M. This holds for any commutative ring if M is finitely presented. New proofs of Roth's theorems are given for commutative rings. Some results are established in the noncommutative case
A canonical form for a module M over a commutative ring R is a decomposition M ≈ R/I1 Ο … Ο R/In, ...
AbstractLet (R,m) be a local ring (commutative and Noetherian). If R is complete (or, more generally...
The following is another short proof of the fact that for a commutative ring with unit R, any finite...
AbstractIt is shown that there is a connection between Roth's theorems on similarity and equivalence...
AbstractIt is shown that Roth's theorems on the equivalence and similarity of block diagonal matrice...
AbstractIn 1952, W.E. Roth showed that matrix equations of the forms AX−YB = C and AX−XB = C over fi...
AbstractIt is well known that if A and B are n × m matrices over a ring R, then coker A ≅ coker B do...
AbstractIt is shown that Roth's theorems on the equivalence and similarity of block diagonal matrice...
AbstractIt is well known that if A and B are n × m matrices over a ring R, then coker A ≅ coker B do...
AbstractMatrix methods of elementary linear algebra are extended to general direct-sum decomposition...
AbstractThis paper extends Roth's similarity theorem as follows: Let R be a ring with identity, B(λ)...
AbstractThe theory of companion matrices is used to give explicit representations for the matrices n...
AbstractIt is proved that each matrix over a principal ideal ring is equivalent to some diagonal mat...
AbstractNoncommutative ring theory was described in terms of matrices in its earliest days; we give ...
AbstractRoth's theorem on the solvability of matrix equations of the form AX−YB=C is proved for matr...
A canonical form for a module M over a commutative ring R is a decomposition M ≈ R/I1 Ο … Ο R/In, ...
AbstractLet (R,m) be a local ring (commutative and Noetherian). If R is complete (or, more generally...
The following is another short proof of the fact that for a commutative ring with unit R, any finite...
AbstractIt is shown that there is a connection between Roth's theorems on similarity and equivalence...
AbstractIt is shown that Roth's theorems on the equivalence and similarity of block diagonal matrice...
AbstractIn 1952, W.E. Roth showed that matrix equations of the forms AX−YB = C and AX−XB = C over fi...
AbstractIt is well known that if A and B are n × m matrices over a ring R, then coker A ≅ coker B do...
AbstractIt is shown that Roth's theorems on the equivalence and similarity of block diagonal matrice...
AbstractIt is well known that if A and B are n × m matrices over a ring R, then coker A ≅ coker B do...
AbstractMatrix methods of elementary linear algebra are extended to general direct-sum decomposition...
AbstractThis paper extends Roth's similarity theorem as follows: Let R be a ring with identity, B(λ)...
AbstractThe theory of companion matrices is used to give explicit representations for the matrices n...
AbstractIt is proved that each matrix over a principal ideal ring is equivalent to some diagonal mat...
AbstractNoncommutative ring theory was described in terms of matrices in its earliest days; we give ...
AbstractRoth's theorem on the solvability of matrix equations of the form AX−YB=C is proved for matr...
A canonical form for a module M over a commutative ring R is a decomposition M ≈ R/I1 Ο … Ο R/In, ...
AbstractLet (R,m) be a local ring (commutative and Noetherian). If R is complete (or, more generally...
The following is another short proof of the fact that for a commutative ring with unit R, any finite...