A Note on Regularity Properties with Respect to Ideals
Author:
Abhishek Banerjee a
| Affiliation: | a Department of Mathematics, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA |
DOI:
10.1080/00927870701776870
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Fields & Rings;
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The object of this article is to study the regularity properties of elements of a ring with respect to a given ideal I. As expected, several concepts that are equivalent in the case of I = R turn out to be distinct for a general ideal I and we consider the relations between these properties. In particular, we replace the set of units U(R) of the ring R by the set UI(R) =
u|uI = Iu = I and use these “relative units” to obtain generalizations of notions such as stable range and unit-regularity. We also see that on assuming the set of “relative units” to have no zero divisors, we can obtain several interesting results.
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| 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 16E50 |
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u|uI = Iu = I
and use these “relative units” to obtain generalizations of notions such as stable range and unit-regularity. We also see that on assuming the set of “relative units” to have no zero divisors, we can obtain several interesting results.
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