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(all forms are assumed to be nonsingular) which respect isometries,orthogonal sums and hyperbolic forms.In this note we describe these correspondences explicitly. In par-ticular we give a matrix description of Morita equivalence which doesnot seem to be generally known. Other explicit descriptions can befound in [3, 4, 5]. The subject is often treated in a more abstractmanner, such as in [1] and [2, Chap. I, §9].2. ScalingLet M be a right M
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