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Indecomposable modules and Gelfand rings [PDF]
It is proved that a commutative ring is clean if and only if it is Gelfand with a totally disconnected maximal spectrum. Commutative rings for which each indecomposable module has a local endomorphism ring are studied.
Bkouche R.+5 more
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The Image Conjecture was formulated by the third author, who showed that it implied his Vanishing Conjecture, which is equivalent to the famous Jacobian Conjecture.
Essen, Arno van den+2 more
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Commutative rings with homomorphic power functions
A (commutative) ring R (with identity) is called m‐linear (for an integer m ≥ 2) if (a+b)m = am + bm for all a and b in R. The m‐linear reduced rings are characterized, with special attention to the finite case. A structure theorem reduces the study of m‐linearity to the case of prime characteristic, for which the following result establishes an ...
David E. Dobbs+2 more
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Let C.R/ denote the center of a ring R and g.x/ be a polynomial of ring C.R/Œx. An element r 2 R is called “g.x/-clean” if r D sCu where g.s/D 0 and u is a unit of R and R is g.x/-clean if every element is g.x/-clean.
N. Ashrafi, Z. Ahmadi
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Computing metric dimension of compressed zero divisor graphs associated to rings
For a commutative ring R with 1 ≠ 0, a compressed zero-divisor graph of a ring R is the undirected graph ΓE(R) with vertex set Z(RE) \ {[0]} = RE \ {[0], [1]} defined by RE = {[x] : x ∈ R}, where [x] = {y ∈ R : ann(x) = ann(y)} and the two distinct ...
Pirzada S., Bhat M. Imran
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A Short Note on the Primary Submodules of Multiplication Modules
Let M be an R-module. An R-module M is called multiplication if for any submodule N of M we have N = IM, where I is an ideal of R. In this paper we characterize primary submodules of multiplication modules.
S. E. Atani+2 more
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Zero-Divisor Graphs of Idealizations with Respect to Prime Modules
Let R be a commutative ring with identity and let M be a prime Rmodule. Let R(+)M be the idealization of the ring R by the R-module M. We study the diameter and girth of the zero-divisor graph of the ring R(+)M. Mathematics Subject Classification: 13A99,
S. E. Atani, Z. E. Sarvandi
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Finitely generated abelian groups of units [PDF]
In 1960 Fuchs posed the problem of characterizing the groups which are the groups of units of commutative rings. In the following years, some partial answers have been given to this question in particular cases.
Del Corso, Ilaria
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Rings Graded By a Generalized Group
The aim of this paper is to consider the ringswhich can be graded by completely simple semigroups.We show that each G-graded ring has an orthonormal basis, where G is a completely simple semigroup. Weprove that if I is a complete homogeneous ideal of a G-
Fatehi Farzad, Molaei Mohammad Reza
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Modules satisfying the prime and maximal radical conditions
In this paper, we introduce and study Pradical and M-radical modules over commutative rings. We say that an R-module M is P-radical whenever M satisfies the equality ( p √ PM : M) = √ P for every prime ideal P ⊇ Ann(PM), where p √ PM is the intersection ...
M. Behboodi, M. Sabzevari
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