Diagonalizing triangular matrices via orthogonal Pierce decompositions
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Sufficient conditions are derived under which the sum \(m\) = \(a\) + \(b\) in a ring \(R\), with \(a\) regular, is equivalent to a sum \(n\) = \(e\)\(n\)\(f\) + (1 - \(e\))\(n\) (1 - \(f\)), which admits an orthogonal Pierce decomposition, for suitable idempotents \(e\) and \(f\). These results are used to show that a lower triangular matrix, with \(a\) regular diagonal, is equivalent to its diagonal iff the matrix admits a lower triangular von Neumann inverse.
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- About the von Neumann regularity of triangular block matrices
- Generalized inverses of a sum with a radical element
- On finite regular rings
- Roth's Equivalence Problem in Unit Regular Rings
- The generalized inverse of a sum with radical element: Applications
- The group inverse of a companion matrix
- The matrix equation \(AX-YB=C\)
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