The corner of a diagonal matrix unit #
For a ring α and an index i, the diagonal matrix unit Eᵢᵢ = Matrix.single i i 1 is an
idempotent of Matrix n n α. Its corner Eᵢᵢ · Matrix n n α · Eᵢᵢ consists of the matrices
supported on the entry (i, i), so it is a copy of α; and Eᵢᵢ is full, generating the
whole matrix ring as a two-sided ideal, because 1 = ∑ⱼ Eⱼᵢ Eᵢᵢ Eᵢⱼ.
Together these say that α is a full idempotent corner of Matrix n n α, the standard instance of
Morita equivalence. In a product of matrix rings over division rings, one such unit per factor
selects a full idempotent whose corner is a product of division rings.
Main definitions #
Matrix.cornerSingleOneEquiv: the corner ofEᵢᵢis isomorphic to the coefficient ring.
Main results #
Matrix.isIdempotentElem_single_one: the diagonal matrix unitEᵢᵢis idempotent.Matrix.single_apply_eq_of_mem_corner: a matrix in the corner ofEᵢᵢis supported on the entry(i, i).Matrix.twoSidedIdeal_span_single_one_eq_top: the diagonal matrix unitEᵢᵢis full.
The diagonal matrix unit Eᵢᵢ is idempotent.
A matrix in the corner of Eᵢᵢ is supported on the entry (i, i).
The corner of the diagonal matrix unit Eᵢᵢ is the coefficient ring, through the
(i, i) entry.
Instances For
The diagonal matrix unit Eᵢᵢ is full: it generates Matrix n n α as a two-sided ideal,
since 1 = ∑ⱼ Eⱼᵢ Eᵢᵢ Eᵢⱼ.