#Left ideals of matrices over a field
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Casiel368
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For now only the trivial, the improper and the singular matrices come to mind
Not exactly all the singular ones, because addition of singular might not be singular
Their kernels must have nontrivial intersection
Very true, I was fixated on the multiplication
It does shed some light though
the left ideals are in one to one correspondence with left submodules of the free left K module K^n
if you take any submodule M < K^n, then you have an ideal I(M) of matrices whose rows are elements of M
conversely as well, given any left ideal I of matrices, we can define a left submodule M(I) which consists of the first rows of the elements in the ideal
@dreamy olive
so it suffices to find all left submodules of K^n which shouldn't be difficult