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Constants of Algebraic Derivations in Prime Rings

Authors: Chuang, C.-L; Lee, T.-K; Zhou, Y.;

Constants of Algebraic Derivations in Prime Rings

Abstract

Let R be a prime ring with extended centroid F and δ an F-algebraic derivation of R with the associated inner derivation ad(b). Set , the subring of constants of δ in R. We characterize the primeness and semiprimeness of R (δ) by the minimal polynomial μ(λ) of b over F. We also show that, if R (δ) is a prime PI-ring, then PI-deg(R) = PI-deg(R (δ)) × deg F b, where PI-deg(R) denotes the PI-degree of R. This is also extended to the case when R (δ) is a semiprime ring.

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