On sums of projections
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(33)- The structure of a real linear combination of two projections
- Pairs of operators with trivial range intersection
- Decomposition of a scalar matrix into a sum of orthogonal projections
- Strong sums of projections in type II factors
- Linear combination of projections in von Neumann factors
- Decomposition of a Hermitian matrix into a sum of fixed number of orthogonal projections
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- Sums of orthogonal projections
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- On operator ranges
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- Sums of idempotent matrices
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- Finite sums of projections in purely infinite simple C^*-algebras with torsion K₀
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- Sums of quadratic endomorphisms of an infinite-dimensional vector space
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- Decomposition of a scalar operator into a product of unitary operators with two points in spectrum
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