Analogues of a Theorem of Schur on Matrix Transformations

Abstract

Let A and B be matrices of sizes m by t and t by n, respectively, with elements in a field F. Let x(l), ..., x(t) denote t independent indeterminates over F and define X = diag(x(l), ..., x(t)). Then AXB = Y is a matrix of size m by n such that every element of Y is a linear form in x(l), ... , x(t) over F. The present paper investigates the converse proposition.

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 1971
Accession Number
AD0736978

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