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All singletons {p} except {O} are algebraic characteristic sets, specifically for the Coordinatizations 25 Lazerson matroids, which, as we have noted, also have {P} for their linear characteristic sets (Lindstrom 1985c). A number of finite, non-singleton, algebraic characteristic sets are known (Gordon 1987). It is not hard to show the following proposition (see Welsh 1976, p. 187). 7. Proposition. If M(S) is algebraic over F and AsS, then the contraction MIA is algebraic over a transcendental extension of F, and hence over F.
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7 Appendix on Modular Pairs of Circuits in a Matroid Two circuits C l and C 2 in a matroid M(E), in which ris the rank function, form a modular pair if they satisfy the modular relation: This relation implies, when C 1 "1= C 2 , that We then verify easily that given two distinct circuits C l and C2 in M(E), and looking at the hyperplanes Hi = E\Cl,Hi = E\C 2 in M*(E), we have: C 1 and C 2 form a modular pair if and only if Hi n Hi is a coline in M*(E). 1. Lemma. (White 1971) Let C 1 and C 2 be a modular pair ofcircuits such that C 1 "1= C 2 , C 1 n C 2 "1= 0, and let a be an element of C 1 n ;:: l.