Denseness of J= {π΄ + π΅π:π΄,π΅ β ππ(π)} in the Space of all π Γ π real matrices, where T is a fixed π Γ π matrix with irrational entries
Abstract
Several countable minimal dense subsets of R are known to exist. An important example is the set Z+Zq={a+bq: a,bβZ}, where q is an irrational number.In this paper, we establish an analogous result in the space of matrices γ Mγ_k (R). We prove that the set
J={A+BT:A,BγβMγ_k (Z)} is dense in M_k (R) under the metric on M_k (R) defined by
γd(X,Y)=βX-Yβγ_p= (β_(1β€i,jβ€k)β|X(i,j)-Y(i,j)|^p )^(1/p)
Where T be a fixed matrix in M_k (R) whose entries are irrational numbers.
Keywords:
Keywords: Dense sets, Space of matrices, Sequential convergence, Archimedean Property, Countability
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