Let R=Z/PkZ be the ring of integers modulo pk where p is a prime and k>1.Denote by n(r,m×n)tile number of m by n matrices with real rank r over R.In tile present paper.we compute n(r.m×n) and the number o...Let R=Z/PkZ be the ring of integers modulo pk where p is a prime and k>1.Denote by n(r,m×n)tile number of m by n matrices with real rank r over R.In tile present paper.we compute n(r.m×n) and the number of the orbits of Mm,n.(R)under GLm.(R)×GLm(R).where Mm.n(R) is the set of all m by n matrices over R.展开更多
In the present note, we compute the orders of several classes of classical groups over finite commutative rings. Simultaneously, using the order of GL_n, we obtain some Anzahl theorems of vector space over local rings...In the present note, we compute the orders of several classes of classical groups over finite commutative rings. Simultaneously, using the order of GL_n, we obtain some Anzahl theorems of vector space over local rings. For any finite commutative ring R (with identity 1), R can be written as a direct product of a finite number of local rings R_i, i.e. , where R_i is a local ring, and the classical group G(R) can be written as . So to determine the cardinality |G(R)|, we must determine |G(R_i)| the cardinality of classical group G over a local ring.展开更多
文摘Let R=Z/PkZ be the ring of integers modulo pk where p is a prime and k>1.Denote by n(r,m×n)tile number of m by n matrices with real rank r over R.In tile present paper.we compute n(r.m×n) and the number of the orbits of Mm,n.(R)under GLm.(R)×GLm(R).where Mm.n(R) is the set of all m by n matrices over R.
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文摘In the present note, we compute the orders of several classes of classical groups over finite commutative rings. Simultaneously, using the order of GL_n, we obtain some Anzahl theorems of vector space over local rings. For any finite commutative ring R (with identity 1), R can be written as a direct product of a finite number of local rings R_i, i.e. , where R_i is a local ring, and the classical group G(R) can be written as . So to determine the cardinality |G(R)|, we must determine |G(R_i)| the cardinality of classical group G over a local ring.
