A class of sufficient conditions is given to ensure that the sum a+b in a ring R, is equivalent to a sum x + y, which is an orthogonal Pierce decomposition. This is then used to show that a lower triangular matrix, with a regular diagonal is equivalent to its diagonal iff the matrix admits a lower triangular von Neumann inverse.
In {\em Linear and Multilinear Algebra}, 1997, Vol.43, pp.137-150, R. Puystjens and R. E. Hartwig proved that given a regular element $t$ of a ring $R$ with unity $1$, then $t$ has a group inverse if and only if $u=t^{2}t^{-}+1-tt^{-}$ is invertible in $R$ if and only if $v=t^{-}t^{2}+1-t^{-}t$ is invertible in $R$. There, R. E. Hartwig posed the pertinent question whether the inverse of $u$ and $v$ could...
Characterizations are given for elements in an arbitrary ring with involution, having a group inverse and a Moore-Penrose inverse that are equal and the difference between these elements and EP-elements is explained. The results are also generalized to elements for which a power has a Moore-Penrose inverse and a group inverse that are equal. As an application we consider the ring of square matrices of order $m$...
Necessary and sufficient conditions are given for the von Neumann regularity of triangular block matrices with von Neumann regular diagonal blocks over arbitrary rings. This leads to the characterization of the von Neumann regularity of a class of triangular Toeplitz matrices over arbitrary rings. Some special results and a new algorithm are derived for triangular Toeplitz matrices over commutative rings. Final...
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