Matrix Algebra question
- From: TCL <tlim1@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 20:02:57 -0700 (PDT)
Let L_2 be the 2x2 lower triangular matrix whose nonzero off diagonal
entry is 2, i.e. a11=1, a12=0,
a21=2, a22=1. Let U_2 be its transpose.
I am looking for an easy proof of the following fact:
The group (with matrix multiplication) generated by {L_2, U_2} is the
set of matrices A with a11, a22 odd, and a21, a12 even, and det(A)=1.
A direct proof seems to be not easy.
-TCL
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