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Quadratic and Symmetric Bilinear Forms on Modules with Unique Base Over a Semiring

Rings and Algebras · Submitted 3 Sep 2015

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The authors' main claim We study quadratic forms on free modules with unique base, the situation that arises in tropical algebra, and prove the analog of Witt's Cancellation Theorem.

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CitationLouis Rowen, Manfred Knebusch, Zur Izhakian. "Quadratic and Symmetric Bilinear Forms on Modules with Unique Base Over a Semiring." arXiv:1509.01039 (2015). https://pith.science/paper/2JBQUHL4
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We study quadratic forms on free modules with unique base, the situation that arises in tropical algebra, and prove the analog of Witt's Cancellation Theorem. Also, the tensor product of an indecomposable bilinear module $(U, \gamma)$ with an indecomposable quadratic module $(V,q) $ is indecomposable, with the exception of one case, where two indecomposable components arise.

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s1 Also, the tensor product of an indecomposable bilinear module $(U, \gamma)$ with an indecomposable quadratic module $(V,q) $ is indecomposable, with the exception of one case, where two indecomposable components arise. result 1.00 0.90 0.18 asserted 1.00

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We study quadratic forms on free modules with unique base, the situation that arises in tropical algebra, and prove the analog of Witt's Cancellation Theorem. Also, the tensor product of an indecomposable bilinear module $(U, \gamma)$ with an indecomposable quadratic module $(V,q) $ is indecomposable, with the exception of one case, where two indecomposable components arise.

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  • By [ref] , the partial pre-order (i) of Example [ref] is a PO iff the semigroup $𝒜$ is ub.

    Algebras with a negation map · Introducing $$-surpassing relations and surpassing PO's · 0.96

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  • We recall from [ref] that, when $V$ is free with base $(_i : i ∈I)$, then $q$ admits a (not necessarily unique) balanced companion, i.e., a companion $b : V ×V →R$ such that $b(x,x) = 2q(x)$ for all $x ∈V$, and that it suffices to know for this that $b(_i,_i) = 2q( _i)$ for all $i ∈I$ [ref] .

    Supertropical Quadratic Forms I · Expansions and tensor products · 0.85

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