Groups generated by matrices of finite order
This paper investigates when matrices over a ring can be written as products of matrices whose orders divide a fixed integer \(k > 1\). The main result gives necessary and sufficient conditions for triangular matrices to admit such a factorization, improving and generalizing prior work on products of involutions and roots of unity.\N\NThe authors extend these results to \(\mathrm{GL}_{n}(F)\) and to the Vershik-Kerov group, showing that matrices whose determinant or diagonal entries have order dividing a power of \(k\) belong to the subgroup generated by matrices of order dividing \(k\) and they establish uniform bounds on the number of factors needed, namely at most four or five. In particular, they sharpen a known bound by showing that five involutions suffice in a case previously requiring six.
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- A note on a new matrix decomposition
- Commutator subgroup of Vershik-Kerov group.
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- Corrigendum to: ``Expressing infinite matrices over rings as products of involutions
- Decomposition of infinite matrices into products of commutators of involutions
- Decomposition of matrices into commutators of involutions
- Expressing infinite matrices as products of involutions
- Expressing infinite matrices over rings as products of involutions
- Expressing upper triangular matrices as products of commutators of finite order elements
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- On a unification result by A. R. Sourour concerning commutators and products of involutions
- On an infinite-dimensional group over a finite field
- On products of matrices of a fixed order.
- On the decompositions of infinite upper triangular matrices over rings
- Product of two involutions
- Products of involutions
- Products of involutory matrices over rings
- Reversibility questions in groups arising in analysis.
- The lower central series of subgroups of the Vershik-Kerov group.
- The restricted problem of three bodies.
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