Generalized inverses: Uniqueness proofs and three new classes
Generalized inverses: Uniqueness proofs and three new classes
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DOI:
10.1016/j.laa.2014.02.034
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发表时间:
2014-05
影响因子:
1.1
通讯作者:
M. Drazin
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作者:
M. Drazin
Given any ring R with 1 and any a, b, c∈ R, then, generalizing ideas of JJ Koliha and P. Patrício in 2002 and of Z. Wang and J. Chen in 2012, a is called “(b, c)-pseudo-polar” if there exists an idempotent p∈ R such that 1− p∈(b R+ J)∩(R c+ J), p b and c p∈ J (where J denotes the Jacobson radical of R) and p lies in the second commutant of a. This p is shown to be unique whenever it exists. A new outer generalized inverse y of a, called the (b, c)-pseudo-inverse of a, is also defined, and the existence of y is shown to imply that a is (b, c)-pseudo-polar, and hence that y is itself unique. Generalizing results of Koliha, Patrício, Wang and Chen, further connections between the (b, c)-pseudo-polar and (b, c)-pseudo-invertible properties are found, and the (b, c)-pseudo-invertibility of a 1 a 2 is shown to imply a corresponding property for a 2 a 1. Two further types of uniquely-defined outer generalized inverses are also introduced.