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Acta Mathematica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae Tomus 25 (3--4), (1974), pp. 263--268, SOME REMARKS ON RADICALS OF RINGS WITH CHAIN CONDITIONS By B. J. GARDNER (Hobart) Introduction DIVlNSKY [2] has described those general radicals which have the classical effect on artinian rings. The smallest such radical class is (clearly) the lower radical class N defined by the class of nilpotent rings which are (Jacobson) radicals of artinian rings. Divinsky proved that N properly contains the lower radical class determined by all simple zerorings and is properly contained in the Baer lower radical class N, the latter inequality being demonstrated by means of a moderately complicated example. Using a result from [6] we prove in w that the rings in @ are characterized by their membership of N and a condition on their additive groups. From this it follows that while not hereditary, N has the property that pure ideals of N-rings are N-rings. In w the effect on artinian rings of a fairly large selection of radicals is con- sidered. It is shown that every hereditary radical coincides on artinian rings with the lower radical determined by a class of rings selected from the following: full matrix rings over division
Acta Mathematica Academiae Scientiarum Hungarica – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 1, 1974
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