Order embeddings of real matrix domains
Abstract
Let n be a positive integer, n =1, and Sn the set of all n × n real symmetric matrices. A nonempty subset ⊂ Sn is called a matrix domain if it is open and connected and a map ϕ: Sn is said to be an order emebedding if for every pair X,Y ∈ we have X Y ϕ(X) ϕ(Y). We describe the general form of such maps.
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