Non-additive Lie centralizer of infinite strictly upper triangular matrices
Subject Areas : Linear and multilinear algebra; matrix theory
D. A. Aiat ‎Hadj
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(Department of Mathematics, Centre R\'{e}gional des M\'{e}tiers d'Education et de Formation (CRMEF) Tangier, Morocco)
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