Varieties Associated to Linear operators
Adnan H. Abdulwahid
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Adnan H. Abdulwahid
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We introduce and study the notion of affine varieties associated to ordered bases and establish Galois connection between the power set of $A^n_K$ and the power set of $K[x_1, . . ., x_n]$, and then induce a Galois correspondence. We generalize the idea by defining affine varieties associated to linear operators. We produce Hilbert's Nullstellensatz version for such varieties and show that there is a 1-1 correspondence between this kind of varieties in $A^n_K$ and the "usual" affine varieties in $A^n_K$. We prove that the \usual" affine varieties forms a skeleton for the category of all affine varieties associated to linear operators, and hence they are equivalent categories.
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We introduce and study the notion of affine varieties associated to ordered bases and establish Galois connection between the power set of $A^n_K$ and the power set of $K[x_1, . . ., x_n]$, and then induce a Galois correspondence. We generalize the idea by defining affine varieties associated to linear operators. We produce Hilbert's Nullstellensatz version for such varieties and show that there is a 1-1 correspondence between this kind of varieties in $A^n_K$ and the "usual" affine varieties in $A^n_K$. We prove that the \usual" affine varieties forms a skeleton for the category of all affine varieties associated to linear operators, and hence they are equivalent categories.
Key concepts: Affine transformation, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Set (abstract data type), Affine representation, Discrete mathematics, Connection (principal bundle), Algebra over a field