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Generation of Certain Matrix Groups by Three Involutions, Two of Which Commute

1997

Ž . We say that a group is 2, 2 = 2 -generated if it can be generated by three involutions, two of which commute. The problem of determining Ž . which finite simple groups are 2, 2 = 2 -generated was posed by Mazurov w x in 1980 in the Kourovka notebook 3 . An answer to this problem, for some classes of finite simple groups, was given by Ya. N. Nuzhin, namely for w x Chevalley groups of rank 1 in 4 , for Chevalley groups over a field of w x characteristic 2 in 5 , and for the alternating groups and Chevalley groups w x of type A in 6 . In this paper we consider the problem in the more n general context of matrix groups over arbitrary, finitely generated, commutative rings. As a special case…

Classical groupPure mathematicsAlgebra and Number TheoryRank (linear algebra)Matrix groupGroup (mathematics)Field (mathematics)Context (language use)Classification of finite simple groupsCommutative ringMathematicsJournal of Algebra
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Automorphisms of the integral group ring of the hyperoctahedral group

1990

The purpose of this paper is to verify a conjecture of Zassenhaus [3] for hyperoctahedral groups by proving that every normalized automorphism () of ZG can be written in the form () = Tu 0 I where I is an automorphism of ZG obtained by extending an automorphism of G linearly to ZG and u is a unit of (JJG. A similar result was proved for symmetric groups by Peterson in [2]; the reader should consult [3] or the survey [4] for other results of this kind. 1989

CombinatoricsAlgebra and Number TheoryMatrix groupSymmetric groupAutomorphisms of the symmetric and alternating groupsOuter automorphism groupAlternating groupHyperoctahedral groupTopologyAutomorphismMathematicsGroup ringCommunications in Algebra
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On a matrix group constructed from an {R,s+1,k}-potent matrix

2014

Let R is an element of C-nxn be a {k}-involutory matrix (that is, R-k = I-n) for some integer k >= 2, and let s be a nonnegative integer. A matrix A is an element of C-nxn is called an {R,s + 1, k}-potent matrix if A satisfies RA = A(s+1)R. In this paper, a matrix group corresponding to a fixed {R,s + 1, k}-potent matrix is explicitly constructed, and properties of this group are derived and investigated. This group is then reconciled with the classical matrix group G(A) that is associated with a generalized group invertible matrix A.

Group inverseMatrix groupÀlgebra lineal{R s+1 k}-potent matrixMATEMATICA APLICADAMatrius (Matemàtica)
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Properties of a matrix group associated to a {K,s+1}-potent matrix

2012

In a previous paper, the authors introduced and characterized a new kind of matrices called {K,s+1}-potent. In this paper, an associated group to a {K, s+1}-potent matrix is explicitly constructed and its properties are studied. Moreover, it is shown that the group is a semidirect product of Z_2 acting on Z_{(s+1)^2-1}. For some values of s, more specifications on the group are derived. In addition, some illustrative examples are given.

Semidirect productAlgebra and Number TheoryGroup (mathematics)Involutory matrixMatrius (Matemàtica)CombinatoricsAlgebraMatrix (mathematics)Matrix groupGroupInvolutory matrixÀlgebra linealMATEMATICA APLICADAMathematics{K s + 1}-potent matrix
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