Symmetric Representations of an Integral Domain over a Subdomain

<p>Let F(θ) be a separable extension of degree n of a field F. Let Δ and D be integral domains with quotient fields F(θ) and F respectively. Assume that Δ <u>ᴝ</u> D. A mapping φ of Δ into the n x n D matrices is called a Δ/D rep if (i) it is a ring isomorphism and (ii) it maps...

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Main Author: Bender, Edward Anton
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Published: 1966
Online Access:https://thesis.library.caltech.edu/9157/1/Bender_ea_1966.pdf
Bender, Edward Anton (1966) Symmetric Representations of an Integral Domain over a Subdomain. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. doi:10.7907/KDAH-VV38. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031 <https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031>
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spelling ndltd-CALTECH-oai-thesis.library.caltech.edu-91572019-12-22T03:09:52Z Symmetric Representations of an Integral Domain over a Subdomain Bender, Edward Anton <p>Let F(θ) be a separable extension of degree n of a field F. Let Δ and D be integral domains with quotient fields F(θ) and F respectively. Assume that Δ <u>ᴝ</u> D. A mapping φ of Δ into the n x n D matrices is called a Δ/D rep if (i) it is a ring isomorphism and (ii) it maps d onto dI<sub>n</sub> whenever d ϵ D. If the matrices are also symmetric, φ is a Δ/D symrep.</p> <p>Every Δ/D rep can be extended uniquely to an F(θ)/F rep. This extension is completely determined by the image of θ. Two Δ/D reps are called equivalent if the images of θ differ by a D unimodular similarity. There is a one-to-one correspondence between classes of Δ/D reps and classes of Δ ideals having an n element basis over D. </p> <p>The condition that a given Δ/D rep class contain a Δ/D symrep can be phrased in various ways. Using these formulations it is possible to (i) bound the number of symreps in a given class, (ii) count the number of symreps if F is finite, (iii) establish the existence of an F(θ)/F symrep when n is odd, F is an algebraic number field, and F(θ) is totally real if F is formally real (for n = 3 see Sapiro, “Characteristic polynomials of symmetric matrices” Sibirsk. Mat. Ž. <u>3</u> (1962) pp. 280-291), and (iv) study the case D = Z, the integers (see Taussky, “On matrix classes corresponding to an ideal and its inverse” Illinois J. Math. <u>1</u> (1957) pp. 108-113 and Faddeev, “On the characteristic equations of rational symmetric matrices” Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR <u>58</u> (1947) pp. 753-754).</p> <p>The case D = Z and n = 2 is studied in detail. Let Δ’ be an integral domain also having quotient field F(θ) and such that Δ’ <u>ᴝ</u> Δ. Let φ be a Δ/Z symrep. A method is given for finding a Δ’/Z symrep ʘ such that the Δ’ ideal class corresponding to the class of ʘ is an extension to Δ’ of the Δ ideal class corresponding to the class of φ. The problem of finding all Δ/Z symreps equivalent to a given one is studied. </p> 1966 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf https://thesis.library.caltech.edu/9157/1/Bender_ea_1966.pdf https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031 Bender, Edward Anton (1966) Symmetric Representations of an Integral Domain over a Subdomain. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. doi:10.7907/KDAH-VV38. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031 <https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031> https://thesis.library.caltech.edu/9157/
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description <p>Let F(θ) be a separable extension of degree n of a field F. Let Δ and D be integral domains with quotient fields F(θ) and F respectively. Assume that Δ <u>ᴝ</u> D. A mapping φ of Δ into the n x n D matrices is called a Δ/D rep if (i) it is a ring isomorphism and (ii) it maps d onto dI<sub>n</sub> whenever d ϵ D. If the matrices are also symmetric, φ is a Δ/D symrep.</p> <p>Every Δ/D rep can be extended uniquely to an F(θ)/F rep. This extension is completely determined by the image of θ. Two Δ/D reps are called equivalent if the images of θ differ by a D unimodular similarity. There is a one-to-one correspondence between classes of Δ/D reps and classes of Δ ideals having an n element basis over D. </p> <p>The condition that a given Δ/D rep class contain a Δ/D symrep can be phrased in various ways. Using these formulations it is possible to (i) bound the number of symreps in a given class, (ii) count the number of symreps if F is finite, (iii) establish the existence of an F(θ)/F symrep when n is odd, F is an algebraic number field, and F(θ) is totally real if F is formally real (for n = 3 see Sapiro, “Characteristic polynomials of symmetric matrices” Sibirsk. Mat. Ž. <u>3</u> (1962) pp. 280-291), and (iv) study the case D = Z, the integers (see Taussky, “On matrix classes corresponding to an ideal and its inverse” Illinois J. Math. <u>1</u> (1957) pp. 108-113 and Faddeev, “On the characteristic equations of rational symmetric matrices” Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR <u>58</u> (1947) pp. 753-754).</p> <p>The case D = Z and n = 2 is studied in detail. Let Δ’ be an integral domain also having quotient field F(θ) and such that Δ’ <u>ᴝ</u> Δ. Let φ be a Δ/Z symrep. A method is given for finding a Δ’/Z symrep ʘ such that the Δ’ ideal class corresponding to the class of ʘ is an extension to Δ’ of the Δ ideal class corresponding to the class of φ. The problem of finding all Δ/Z symreps equivalent to a given one is studied. </p>
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url https://thesis.library.caltech.edu/9157/1/Bender_ea_1966.pdf
Bender, Edward Anton (1966) Symmetric Representations of an Integral Domain over a Subdomain. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. doi:10.7907/KDAH-VV38. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031 <https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09172015-140824031>
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