Left and right generalized inverses
Left and right generalized inverses
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DOI:
10.1016/j.laa.2016.08.010
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发表时间:
2016-12
影响因子:
1.1
通讯作者:
M. Drazin
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作者:
M. Drazin
This article examines a way to define left and right versions of the large class of “(b, c)-inverses” introduced by the writer in (2012)[6]: Given any semigroup S and any a, b, c∈ S, then a is called left (b, c)-invertible if b∈ S c a b, and x∈ S is called a left (b, c)-inverse of a if x∈ S c and x a b= b, and dually c∈ c a b S, z∈ S b and c a z= z for right (b, c)-inverses z of a. It is shown that left and right (b, c)-invertibility of a together imply (b, c)-invertibility, in which case every left (b, c)-inverse of a is also a right (b, c)-inverse, and conversely, and then all left or right (b, c)-inverses of a coincide. When b= c (eg for the Moore-Penrose inverse or for the pseudo-inverse of the author) left (b, b)-invertibility coincides with right (b, b)-invertibility in every strongly π-regular semigroup. A fundamental result of Vaserstein and Goodearl, which guarantees the left-right symmetry of Bass's property of stable range 1, is extended from two-sided inverses to left or right inverses, and, for central b, to left or right (b, b)-inverses.