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Generic matrix ring

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In algebra, a generic matrix ring is a sort of a universal matrix ring.

Explicitly, it is the subalgebra of the matrix ring generated by n-by-n formal matrices , where are matrix entries and commute by definition.

References

  • Artin, Michael (1999). "Noncommutative Rings" (PDF).