Let R be an abelian ring (all idempotents of R lie in the center of R), and A be an idempotent matrix over R. The following statements are proved: (a). A is equivalent to a diagonal matrix if and only if A is similar ...Let R be an abelian ring (all idempotents of R lie in the center of R), and A be an idempotent matrix over R. The following statements are proved: (a). A is equivalent to a diagonal matrix if and only if A is similar to a diagonal matrix. (b). If R is an APT (abelian projectively trivial) ring, then A can be uniquely diagonalized as diag{el, ..., en} and ei divides ei+1. (c). R is an APT ring if and only if R/I is an APT ring, where I is a nilpotent ideal of R. By (a), we prove that a separative abelian regular ring is an APT ring.展开更多
文摘Let R be an abelian ring (all idempotents of R lie in the center of R), and A be an idempotent matrix over R. The following statements are proved: (a). A is equivalent to a diagonal matrix if and only if A is similar to a diagonal matrix. (b). If R is an APT (abelian projectively trivial) ring, then A can be uniquely diagonalized as diag{el, ..., en} and ei divides ei+1. (c). R is an APT ring if and only if R/I is an APT ring, where I is a nilpotent ideal of R. By (a), we prove that a separative abelian regular ring is an APT ring.
