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${\rm SL}_*$ over local and adèle rings: $*$-euclideanity and Bruhat generators

Let $(R,*)$ be a ring with involution and let $A = {\rm M}(n,R)$ be the matrix ring endowed with the $*$-transpose involution. We study ${\rm SL}_*(2,A)$ and the question of Bruhat generation over commutative and non-commutative local and adèlic rings $R$. An important tool is the property of a ring being $*$-Euclidean. In this regard, we introduce the notion of a $*$-local ring $R$, prove that $A$ is $*$-Euclidean and explore reduction modulo the Jacobson radical for such rings. Globally, we provide an affirmative answer to the question wether a commutative adèlic ring $R$ leads towards the ring $A$ being $*$-Euclidean; while the non-commutative adèlic quaternions are such that $A$ is $*$-Euclidean and ${\rm SL}_*$ is generated by its Bruhat elements if and only if the characteristic is $2$.

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