Sums of square-zero infinite matrices revisited
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(12)- On sums of three square-zero matrices
- Zero-sum squares in bounded discrepancy \(\{-1,1\}\)-matrices
- Expressing infinite matrices as sums of idempotents
- A note on sums of three square-zero matrices
- Matrices as sums of squares: a conjecture of Griffin and Krusemeyer
- Sums and products of square-zero matrices
- Representing matrices over fields as square-zero matrices and diagonal matrices
- Sums of quadratic endomorphisms of an infinite-dimensional vector space
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- Sums of square-zero infinite matrices
- Sums of two square-zero matrices over an arbitrary field
- Infinite products of matrices with some negative elements and row sums equal to one
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