Ideal of an inversable triangular matrix

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Hello
I need your help please.
I have a block matrix P=[a b ; 0 d], which is inversable.
if f belongs to the ideal of the matrix, how do I prove that
f=[itex]\sum[/itex]g[itex]_{ij}[/itex]x[itex]_{ij}[/itex]
while g[itex]_{ij}[/itex] are regular functions above the space of inversable matrix?
thank you!
Karin
 
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I think you should explain the terminology here. What is "the ideal of the matrix", and what are "regular functions above the space of inversable matrix"?
 

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