Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9498455 | Linear Algebra and its Applications | 2005 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
Let Kn(F) be the linear space of all n Ã n alternate matrices over a field F, and let Kn2(F) be its subset consisting of all rank-2 matrices. An operator Ï : Kn(F) â Kn(F) is said to be additive if Ï(A + B) = Ï(A) + Ï(B) for any A, B â Kn(F), linear if Ï is additive and Ï(aA) = af(A) for every a â F and A â Kn(F), and a preserver of rank 2 on Kn(F) if Ï(Kn2(F))âKn2(F). When n ⩾ 4, we characterize all linear (respectively, additive) preservers of rank 2 on Kn(F) over any field (respectively, any field that is not isomorphic to a proper subfield of itself).
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Authors
Xian Zhang,