
doi: 10.1007/bf01180768
Let A be a nondegenerate noncommutative Jordan algebra over a field of characteristic not two. The socle of A is the sum of the minimal inner ideals of A. The authors prove that the socle contains all elements in A of finite rank, that is, all \(b\in A\) such that \(U_ bA\) is finite- dimensional. Every element of the socle is shown to be von Neumann regular and to have finite spectrum. The annihilator of the socle can be regarded as a radical containing the Jacobson radical. The annihilator of the socle is zero if and only if A is a subdirect sum of primitive nondegenerate noncommutative Jordan algebras having nonzero socles contained in A. If A is Banach, its socle is the maximal regular ideal of A. The preceding results are specialized to alternative algebras.
socle, radical, Radical theory (nonassociative rings and algebras), Noncommutative Jordan algebras, Jordan structures on Banach spaces and algebras, Jordan Banach algebras, Alternative rings, spectrum, alternative algebras, noncommutative Jordan algebra, von Neumann regular, characteristic not two, Structure theory for Jordan algebras
socle, radical, Radical theory (nonassociative rings and algebras), Noncommutative Jordan algebras, Jordan structures on Banach spaces and algebras, Jordan Banach algebras, Alternative rings, spectrum, alternative algebras, noncommutative Jordan algebra, von Neumann regular, characteristic not two, Structure theory for Jordan algebras
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