Associative rings and algebras Definition
Semiprimary ring
Definition
Let be a ring with identity and its Jacobson radical. is semiprimary if the following hold.
- is semilocal, that is, is a semisimple ring.
- is a nilpotent ideal: for some integer .
Remarks
Example: the ring of upper triangular matrices over a field is semiprimary: is the set of strictly upper triangular matrices, , and is semisimple. Non-example: satisfies clause 1, since , but not clause 2, since for every . Every left Artinian ring is semiprimary, and a semiprimary ring is left Artinian if and only if it is left Noetherian. The definition is left-right symmetric.
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- Group concept
- Jacobson radical concept
- Nilpotent ideal concept
- Semisimple ring concept
- Ring definition
- Semilocal ring definition
- Semiprimary ring definition
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| Tag | RDPDZJ6E6H |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://RDPDZJ6E6H |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 16L30, 16N20 |
| Defines | Semiprimary ring |
| Uses | Ring, Jacobson radical, Semilocal ring, Nilpotent ideal |
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