Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4602720 | Linear Algebra and its Applications | 2009 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper the relation between the zeta function of an integral matrix and its generalized Bowen–Franks groups is studied. Suppose that A and B are nonnegative integral matrices whose invertible part is diagonalizable over the field of complex numbers and A and B have the same zeta function. Then there is an integer m, which depends only on the zeta function, such that, for any prime q such that gcd(q,m)=1, for any g(x)∈Z[x] with g(0)=1, the q-Sylow subgroup of the generalized Bowen–Franks group BFg(x)(A) and BFg(x)(B) are the same. In particular, if m=1, then zeta function determines generalized Bowen–Franks groups.
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