E-Clean Matrices and Unit-Regular Matrices
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Let $a, b, k,in K$ and $u, v in U(K)$. We show for any idempotent $ein K$, $(a 0|b 0)$ is e-clean iff $(a 0|u(vb + ka) 0)$ is e-clean and if $(a 0|b 0)$ is 0-clean, $(ua 0|u(vb + ka) 0)$ is too.
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volume 01 issue 02
pages 115- 118
publication date 2012-06-01
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