Abstract: We show that each algebraic representation of a matroid in positive characteristic determines a matroid valuation of , which we have named the {em Lindstr"om valuation}. If this valuation is trivial, then a linear representation of in characteristic can be derived from the algebraic representation. Thus, so-called rigid matroids, which only admit trivial valuations, are algebraic in positive characteristic if and only if they are linear in characteristic . To construct the Lindstr"om valuation, we introduce new matroid representations called flocks, and show that each algebraic representation of a matroid induces flock representations.
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