On Ideals in a Quaternion Algebra and the Representation of Integers by Hermitian Forms
Claiborne G. Latimer
Abstract
Claiborne G. Latimer
Abstract
The statement "there is a one-to-one correspondence • • ■ " in lines 8, 9, p. 442, Tr. is false.There is a correspondence but it is not one-to-one.For if the transformation (8) of Tr. is an automorph of/, then/ corresponds to the bases an, on and fi, ft.This error does not affect the validity of any subsequent proof or theorem.* The condition \ki,-\ =1 and (7) imply that (ka) is the matrix of an automorph of/.If j^O, | kij\ = 1 and the first pair of (7) imply the second pair.
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The statement "there is a one-to-one correspondence • • ■ " in lines 8, 9, p. 442, Tr. is false.There is a correspondence but it is not one-to-one.For if the transformation (8) of Tr. is an automorph of/, then/ corresponds to the bases an, on and fi, ft.This error does not affect the validity of any subsequent proof or theorem.* The condition \ki,-\ =1 and (7) imply that (ka) is the matrix of an automorph of/.If j^O, | kij\ = 1 and the first pair of (7) imply the second pair.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Quaternion, Hermitian matrix, Algebra over a field, Representation (politics), Quaternion algebra, Pure mathematics, Division algebra