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Sayfa 194
The largest and the smallest elements of the set are , respectively , the full matrix
ring Maty and the ring Z ( Sym ( V ) ) with Z - base { lv , Jv } . We write W < W ' if W
CW ' . It can easily be seen that for two cellular rings W1 , W2 < Maty the set Win ...
The largest and the smallest elements of the set are , respectively , the full matrix
ring Maty and the ring Z ( Sym ( V ) ) with Z - base { lv , Jv } . We write W < W ' if W
CW ' . It can easily be seen that for two cellular rings W1 , W2 < Maty the set Win ...
Sayfa 203
... or not simultaneously . From ( 1 ) it follows that the group Aut ( W ) f * (
respectively , Aut ( W ) ex ) is contained in the permutation group defined in
accordance with ( 20 ) by the natural action of G · Aut ( F ) ( respectively , I · Aut ( F
) ) on ...
... or not simultaneously . From ( 1 ) it follows that the group Aut ( W ) f * (
respectively , Aut ( W ) ex ) is contained in the permutation group defined in
accordance with ( 20 ) by the natural action of G · Aut ( F ) ( respectively , I · Aut ( F
) ) on ...
Sayfa 483
5 ) has four roots II ( respectively , d ) corresponding to the equations ( 3 . 1 ) ( 3 .
2 ) dj per ( 1 ) = 2 , dj per ( a ) = - 2 ( respectively ) . As was mentioned in 81 , J is
never semibounded if M and N are odd . In what follows we consider three cases
...
5 ) has four roots II ( respectively , d ) corresponding to the equations ( 3 . 1 ) ( 3 .
2 ) dj per ( 1 ) = 2 , dj per ( a ) = - 2 ( respectively ) . As was mentioned in 81 , J is
never semibounded if M and N are odd . In what follows we consider three cases
...
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