Covering numbers with involutions in decomposing infinite matrices

Let D be a division ring. The aim of this paper is to explore the problem of decomposing an infinite matrix over D into a product of involutions and a product of commutators of involutions within the context of covering numbers. Specifically, we focus on decomposing matrices in the commutator subgroup SLV K,∞(D) of the Vershik–Kerov group and in the subgroup SL∞(D) of the stable general linear group GL∞(D).

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Mathematical communications
Published
2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.64785/mc.30.1.2
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2
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advanced mathematical theories
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7.38

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Covering numbers with involutions in decomposing infinite matrices

Trung Nguyen, Hong‐Linh Truong
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Mathematical communications
advanced mathematical theories
7.38
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Covering numbers with involutions in decomposing infinite matrices

Trung Nguyen, Hong‐Linh Truong
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Abstract

Let D be a division ring. The aim of this paper is to explore the problem of decomposing an infinite matrix over D into a product of involutions and a product of commutators of involutions within the context of covering numbers. Specifically, we focus on decomposing matrices in the commutator subgroup SLV K,∞(D) of the Vershik–Kerov group and in the subgroup SL∞(D) of the stable general linear group GL∞(D).

Mathematical communicationsVol. 30(1)
Ho Chi Minh City University of Science (VN), Lac Hong University (VN)
National Foundation for Science and Technology Development
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
advanced mathematical theories
7.38
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