
We show that the -prime radical of a ring R is the set of all strongly -nilpotent elements in R, where is an automorphism of R. We observe some conditions under which the -prime radical of R coincides with the prime radical of R. Moreover we characterize elements in prime radicals of skew Laurent polynomial rings, studying (; 1 )- (semi)primeness of ideals of R.
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