Some conditions for matrices over an incline to be invertible and general linear group on an incline
The authors first give eleven necessary and sufficient conditions for a matrix over an incline \(L\) to be invertible. Then the authors prove that an incline \(L\) is an integral incline if and only if \(\text{GL}_n(L)=\text{PL}_n(L)\) for any \(n\), where \(\text{GL}_n(L)\) and \(\text{PL}_n(L)\) respectively are the group of all \(n\times n\) invertible matrices over \(L\) and the group of all \(n\times n\) permutation matrices over \(L\). These results are generalizations and developments of previous results on invertible matrices over a distributive lattice.
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