Abstract: Let be a division ring and be a subfield of the center of over which has finite dimension . Let be positive integers and be an affine subspace of the -vector space in which every matrix has rank less than or equal to . Using a new method, we prove that and we characterize the spaces for which equality holds. This extends a famous theorem of Flanders which was known only for fields.
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