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Radicals in skew polynomial and skew Laurent polynomial rings

Radicals in skew polynomial and skew Laurent polynomial rings.
Authors: Hong, Chan Yong; Kim, Nam Kyun; Nielsen, Pace P.;

Radicals in skew polynomial and skew Laurent polynomial rings

Abstract

It is well known that classical radicals and some radical-like ideals of skew polynomial and skew Laurent polynomial rings are determined in a regular way by specified ideals of the coefficient ring. However, a detailed description of these coefficient ideals is far from easy. For example, even in the case of the ordinary polynomial ring it is not known whether the coefficient ideal corresponding to the Jacobson radical is the nil radical. In this paper the authors give many potential characterizations of the coefficient ideals for various radicals and radical-like ideals of skew polynomial and skew Laurent polynomial rings. They obtain some descriptions of these ideals in the case of the Levitzki and Wedderburn radical. They also introduce and describe some new radical-like ideals connected to T-nilpotence.

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Prime and semiprime associative rings, Nil and nilpotent radicals, sets, ideals, associative rings, Levitzki radical, radical-like ideals, coefficient ideals, skew Laurent polynomial rings, Wedderburn radical, Jacobson radical, radicals of skew polynomial rings, Ordinary and skew polynomial rings and semigroup rings, T-nilpotence, General radicals and associative rings, ideal functions, Valuations, completions, formal power series and related constructions (associative rings and algebras)

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