THE RING OF EQUITABLE MATRICES

We consider the set of all equitable matrices of order n for a given partitionof n. We show that this set is a subring of the ring of square matrices of order n.Moreover, we prove that this set is epimorphic to the ring of square matrices of order k,where k is the number of parts in the given partition. In particular, we prove that thesum, the product and the inverse of equitable matrices are also equitable

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International Journal of Apllied Mathematics
Published
2025-10-08
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https://doi.org/10.12732/ijam.v38i5s.325
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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THE RING OF EQUITABLE MATRICES

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International Journal of Apllied Mathematics
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THE RING OF EQUITABLE MATRICES

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Abstract

We consider the set of all equitable matrices of order n for a given partitionof n. We show that this set is a subring of the ring of square matrices of order n.Moreover, we prove that this set is epimorphic to the ring of square matrices of order k,where k is the number of parts in the given partition. In particular, we prove that thesum, the product and the inverse of equitable matrices are also equitable

International Journal of Apllied MathematicsVol. 38(5s)
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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