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Normality in group rings [PDF]
Let $KG$ be the group ring of a group $G$ over a commutative ring $K$ with unity. The rings $KG$ are described for which $xx^\sigma=x^\sigma x$ for all $x=\sum_{g\in G}\alpha_gg\in KG$, where \quad $x\mapsto x^\sigma=~\sum_{g\in G}\alpha_gf(g)\sigma(g ...
Bovdi, V. A., Siciliano, S.
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Units in Abelian Group Algebras Over Direct Products of Indecomposable Rings [PDF]
Let R be a commutative unitary ring of prime characteristic p which is a direct product of indecomposable subrings and let G be a multiplicative Abelian group such that G0/Gp is nite.
Peter Danchev
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Let G be a multiplicative group, K a commutative ring with unit, and K(G) the group ring of G with respect to K. We say that K(G) is regular if given an x in K(G), there is a y in K(G) such that xyx = x. Using a homological characterization of regular rings which was found independently by M.
Maurice Auslander
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NeutroAlgebra of Idempotents in Group Rings [PDF]
In this paper, the authors study the new concept of NeutroAlgebra of idempotents in group rings. It is assumed that RG is the group ring of a group G over the ring R. R should be a commutative ring with unit 1.
Vasantha Kandasamy +1 more
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Secure Group Communications Using Twisted Group Rings
In this paper we introduce a Group Key Management protocol following the idea of the classical protocol that extends the well-known Diffie–Hellman key agreement to a group of users. The protocol is defined in a non-commutative setting, more precisely, in
María Dolores Gómez Olvera +2 more
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The Axiomatics of Free Group Rings [PDF]
In [FGRS1,FGRS2] the relationship between the universal and elementary theory of a group ring $R[G]$ and the corresponding universal and elementary theory of the associated group $G$ and ring $R$ was examined.
Benjamin Fine +4 more
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Two theorems showing the existence of primitive group rings are proved. THEOREM 1. Let G be a countable locally finite group and F a field of characteristic 0, or characteristic p if G has no elements of' order p. Then the group ring F[G] is primitive if and only if G has no finite normal subgroups. THEOREM 2. Let G be any grolp, and F afield.
Formanek, Edward, Snider, Robert L.
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On the structure of groups admitting faithful modules with certain conditions of primitivity
In the paper we study structure of soluble-by-finite groups of finite torsion-free rank which admit faithful modules with conditions of primitivity. In particular, we prove that under some additional conditions if an infinite finitely generated linear ...
A.V. Tushev
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Zero Insertive Group Rings [PDF]
The aim of this research is to find the necessary and sufficient conditions on a ring A and a group G for which the group ring A[G] to be a zero inserted ring (zi-ring), a zero commutative ring (zc-ring), and a duo- ring. In this paper, we found that the
Amani Sbeih
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On invariant ideals in group rings of torsion-free minimax nilpotent groups
Let $k$ be a field and let $N$ be a nilpotent minimax torsion-free group acted by a solvable group of operators $G$ of finite rank. In the presented paper we study properties of some types of $G$-invariant ideals of the group ring $kN$.
A.V. Tushev
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