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On certain semigroups arising from radicals of matrix rings

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 January 2009

A. D. Sands
A. D. Sands
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Department of Mathematical SciencesThe University DundeeDD1 4HN, Scotland
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By a ring we shall mean an associative ring not necessarily containing an identity element. The fundamental definitions and properties of radicals may be found in Divinsky [2]. Similarly we refer to Howie [3] for the semigroup concepts.

If R is a ring Mn(R) will denote the ring of n × n matrices with entries from R. For many important radicals α it has been shown that α(Mn(R)) = Mn(α(R)) for all rings R and all positive integers n. However this is not the case for all radicals α. Associated with each radical α we define a set of positive integers S(α) by

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Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society , Volume 28 , Issue 1 , February 1985 , pp. 67 - 72
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Copyright © Edinburgh Mathematical Society 1985

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