A connection between some properties of \(n\)-group rings and group rings (Q2724018)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1615342
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| English | A connection between some properties of \(n\)-group rings and group rings |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1615342 |
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8 July 2001
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\(n\)-group rings
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group rings
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inverse elements
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nilpotent elements
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nilpotent ideals
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polynomial identities
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A connection between some properties of \(n\)-group rings and group rings (English)
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An \(n\)-group ring \(RG\) is a \((2,n)\)-ring, every element of which can be uniquely represented as a finite sum \(\sum_i r_ig_i\) (\(r_i\in R\), \(g_i\in G\)), where \(R\) is an associative ring with unity and \(G\) is an \(n\)-group. Inverse elements of an \(n\)-group ring are defined and connections with inverse elements in a group ring are established. It is proved that the minimal condition for left ideals is satisfied in an \(n\)-group ring \(RG\) iff it is satisfied in the corresponding group ring \(RG_0\). Similar results are obtained for polynomial identities and for generalized nilpotent ideals. It is proved that if two \(n\)-group rings are isomorphic, then the corresponding group rings are also isomorphic.
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