
arXiv: 1412.4359
We introduce the class weakly nil clean rings, as rings R in which for every a\in R there exist an idempotent e and a nilpotent q such that a-e-q\in eRa. Every weakly nil clean ring is exchange. Weakly nil clean rings contain pi-regular rings as a proper subclass, and these two classes coincide in the case of central idempotents. Every weakly nil clean ring of bounded index and every weakly nil clean PI-ring is strongly pi-regular. The center of a weakly nil clean ring is strongly pi-regular, and consequently, every weakly nil clean ring is a corner of a clean ring. These results extend Azumaya [3], McCoy [24], and the second author [33] to a wider class of rings and provide partial answers to some open questions in [13] and [33]. Some other properties are also studied and several examples are given.
to appear in Taiwanese J. Math
strongly $\pi$-regular ring, 16S70, 16E50, 16U70, 16S70, 16U99, 16E50, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, weakly nil clean ring, $\pi$-regular ring, Rings and Algebras (math.RA), FOS: Mathematics, 16U70, weakly clean ring, 16U99, PI-ring
strongly $\pi$-regular ring, 16S70, 16E50, 16U70, 16S70, 16U99, 16E50, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, weakly nil clean ring, $\pi$-regular ring, Rings and Algebras (math.RA), FOS: Mathematics, 16U70, weakly clean ring, 16U99, PI-ring
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