C Herrmann, D Pickering… - Algebra …, 1994 - mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de
Baer [1] observed that modular lattices of finite length (for example subgroup lattices of abelian groups) can be conceived as subspace lattices of a projective geometry structure on …
When is a finite modular lattice cover preserving embeddable into a partition lattice? We give some necessary, and slightly sharper sufficient conditions. For example, the class of …
It is not known which finite graphs occur as induced subgraphs of a hypercube. This is relevant in the theory of parallel computing. The ordered version of the problem is: Which …
M Akkurt, GP Barker, M Wild - Linear algebra and its applications, 2005 - Elsevier
A structural matrix algebra R of n× n matrices over a field F has a distributive lattice Lat (R) of invariant subspaces⊆ Fn. This and related known results are reproven here in a fresh way …
C Herrmann - algebra universalis, 1995 - mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de
The present state of art in the theory of modular lattices is to a great extent due to Alan Day's contributions. The purpose of the present paper is to outline the most important ones and …
We present notions of module over a universal algebra, and linear representation of a universal algebra, which have gained currency with categorical algebraists, we give several …
If two subspaces V and V′ of a sesquilinear space E are congruent (ie, there is an isometry Φ: E→ E with Φ (V)= V′) then their corresponding quadratic lattices V (V, E) and V (V′, E) …
Let V be a vectorspace and let 5p~ V (p EP) be finitely many subspaces. How big is the modular lattice£(5p I pEP) generated by these subspaces, ie. how many subspaces does …