Diagonal Matrix Reduction over Refinement Rings

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  Abstract: A ring R is called a refinement ring if the monoid of finitely generated projective R- modules is refinement.  Let R be a commutative refinement ring and M, N, be two finitely generated projective R-nodules, then M~N  if and only if Mm ~Nm for all maximal ideal m of  R. A rectangular matrix A over R admits diagonal reduction if there exit invertible matrices p and Q such that PAQ is a diagonal matrix. We also prove that for every refinement ring R, every regular matrix over R admits diagonal reduction if and only if every regular matrix over R/J(R)  admits diagonal reduction.    

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volume 8  issue 3

pages  132- 143

publication date 2022-11

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