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Semiprime rings with D.C.C. on principal bi-ideals

Semiprime rings with d.c.c. on principal bi-ideals
Authors: Loi, N. V.;

Semiprime rings with D.C.C. on principal bi-ideals

Abstract

The main result of the paper is the equivalence of the following conditions: 1) A is a semiprime ring with d.c.c. on bi-ideals of the form aAb, a,b\(\in A\); 2) A is semiprime with d.c.c. on principal bi-ideals; 3) A is semiprime and A coincides with its right socle; 4) Every finite subset of A can be embedded in a bi-ideal of A which is semiprime artinian; 5) Every finite subset of A can be embedded in a bi-ideal of A which is semiprime and artinian. - The equivalence of 1) and 4) generalizes the Litoff-Ánh theorem [\textit{P. N. Ánh}; Stud. Sci. Math. Hung. 16, 255-259 (1981; Zbl 0518.16002)] which characterizes simple prime rings with minimal one-sided ideals.

Keywords

Prime and semiprime associative rings, Litoff-Ánh theorem, Chain conditions on annihilators and summands: Goldie-type conditions, d.c.c. on bi-ideals, Modules, bimodules and ideals in associative algebras, d.c.c. on principal bi-ideals, semiprime ring

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