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2026-10-14
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An element
u
of
a
ring
is
unipotent
when
u
−
1
is
nilpotent
. For
a
matrix
, this says that every
eigenvalue
is one.
A
unipotent algebraic group
consists of
unipotent
elements in
a
faithful linear representation.
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The term "
unipotent
" can refer to
a
few different
contexts
in
mathematics
, particularly in
linear algebra
and
algebraic groups
, and in
biology
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