This research demonstrates that the outer automorphism group is trivial in various matrix algebras, suggesting broader applications in algebra.
According to the theorem of Isaacs, the outer automorphism group of the matrix algebra Mₙ(R) , where R is a unique factorization domain, is trivial for every n∈ . We study generalizations of this theorem. It is proved that the outer automorphism group of the matrix algebra over an arbitrary highest common factor domain is trivial. For the algebra of formal matrices 𝕄ₙ(R;s) over a unique factorization domain R , the outer automorphism group is determined. As a consequence, we obtain a criterion for the isomorphism between the algebra 𝕄ₙ(R;s) and the algebra of formal matrices of order n with entries in R .
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