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Abstract This paper investigates conditions under which representability of each element \(a\) from the field \(P\) as the sum \(a = f + g\) , where \({{f}^{{{{q}_{1}}}}} = f\) , \({{g}^{{{{q}_{2}}}}} = g\) , and \({{q}_{1}},{{q}_{2}}\) are fixed natural numbers >;1,意味着每个方阵在 \(P\) 域上都有类似的可表示性。我们提出了解决这个问题的一般方法。作为应用,我们描述了以 2 为单位的域和交换环,在这些域和交换环上,每个平方矩阵都是两个 4 实矩阵之和。
Rings, Matrices over Which Are Representable As the Sum of Two Potent Matrices
Abstract
This paper investigates conditions under which representability of each element \(a\) from the field \(P\) as the sum \(a = f + g\), where \({{f}^{{{{q}_{1}}}}} = f\), \({{g}^{{{{q}_{2}}}}} = g\), and \({{q}_{1}},{{q}_{2}}\) are fixed natural numbers >1, implies a similar representability of each square matrix over the field \(P\). We propose a general approach to solving this problem. As an application we describe fields and commutative rings where 2 is a unit, over which each square matrix is the sum of two 4-potent matrices.