Lecture

Algebra of Matrices: Properties and Fields

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This lecture covers the properties of the algebra of matrices, focusing on the generation by specific elements, invertibility, and subring characteristics. It also delves into the concept of algebraic conjugation, body morphisms, and ring homomorphisms.

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