Linear forms on free modules over certain local ring
In this paper the problem of construction of the canonical matrix belonging to symplectic forms on a module over the so called plural algebra (introduced in [5]) is solved.
This paper deals with A-spaces in the sense of McDonald over linear algebras A of a certain type. Necessary and sufficient conditions for a submodule to be an A-space are derived.
Quadratic forms on a free finite-dimensional module are investigated. It is shown that the inertial law can be suitably generalized provided the vector space is replaced by a free finite-dimensional module over a certain linear algebra over ( real plural algebra) introduced in [1].
A concept of equivalence preserving upper and lower bounds in a poset is introduced. If is a lattice, this concept coincides with the notion of lattice congruence.
The article deals with spaces the geometry of which is defined by cyclic and anticyclic algebras. Arbitrary multiplicative function is taken as a fundamental form. Motions are given as linear transformation preserving given multiplicative function.
The article is devoted to a generalization of Clifford and Grassmann algebras for the case of vector spaces over the field of complex numbers. The geometric interpretation of such generalizations are presented. Multieuclidean geometry is considered as well as the importance of it in physics.
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