Matrices similar on a Zariski-open set:
Theorems due to Wasow and Ostrowski concerning the similarity of matrices whose elements are holomorphic functions are generalized to the case of matrices whose elements lie in an arbitrary commutative integral domain. The chief tool for this generalization is the Zariski topology. The integral doma...
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| Summary: | Theorems due to Wasow and Ostrowski concerning the similarity of matrices whose elements are holomorphic functions are generalized to the case of matrices whose elements lie in an arbitrary commutative integral domain. The chief tool for this generalization is the Zariski topology. The integral domain consisting of certain functions on a topological space is an interesting special case. (Author). |
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| spelling | Ohm, Jack Verfasser aut Matrices similar on a Zariski-open set Jack Ohm and Hans Schneider Madison, Wisconsin 1964 18 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Mathematics Research Center <Madison, Wis.>: MRC technical summary report 449 Theorems due to Wasow and Ostrowski concerning the similarity of matrices whose elements are holomorphic functions are generalized to the case of matrices whose elements lie in an arbitrary commutative integral domain. The chief tool for this generalization is the Zariski topology. The integral domain consisting of certain functions on a topological space is an interesting special case. (Author). ABSTRACT ALGEBRA (Matrices(mathematics) dtict Algebraic geometry) dtict Algebraic topology dtict Topology dtict Schneider, Hans Verfasser aut Mathematics Research Center <Madison, Wis.>: MRC technical summary report 449 (DE-604)BV002809217 449 |
| spellingShingle | Ohm, Jack Schneider, Hans Matrices similar on a Zariski-open set Mathematics Research Center <Madison, Wis.>: MRC technical summary report ABSTRACT ALGEBRA (Matrices(mathematics) dtict Algebraic geometry) dtict Algebraic topology dtict Topology dtict |
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| title_full | Matrices similar on a Zariski-open set Jack Ohm and Hans Schneider |
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| title_short | Matrices similar on a Zariski-open set |
| title_sort | matrices similar on a zariski open set |
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