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Abstract. Let ∗ be the involutorial automorphism of the complex polynomial algebra C[t] which sends t to −t. Answering a question raised by V.G. Kac, we show that every hermitian or skew-hermitian matrix over this algebra is congruent to the direct sum of 1 × 1 matrices and 2 × 2 matrices with zero diagonal. Moreover we show that if two n×n hermitian or skew-hermitian matrices have the same invariant factors, then they are congruent. The complex field can be replaced by any algebraically closed field of characteristic ̸ = 2. 1.
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- 2003
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- article
- Volume
- 10
- Issue
- 1
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- 1-10
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- 17
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- 10.4310/mrl.2003.v10.n1.a1