When is every linear transformation a sum of two commuting invertible ones? (Q2435563): Difference between revisions

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+On injective and surjective endomorphisms of finitely generated modules
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+Additive unit representations in rings over global fields -- A survey
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+Sums of automorphisms of free modules and completely decomposable groups.
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+Strongly clean rings and fitting's lemma
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+-GOOD RINGS
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+An Ideal-Theoretic Characterization of the Ring of All Linear Transformations
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+Every Linear Transformation is a Sum of Nonsingular Ones
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