A note on zip rings.
A ring \(R\) is called right zip if the right annihilator \(r_R(S)=0\) of a subset \(S\subseteq R\) then \(r_R(X)=0\) for any finite subset \(X\subseteq S\). The aim of the paper is to show that to the list of rings \(R\) which being right zip imply that monoidal rings \(R[M]\) are zip for some classes of monoids \(M\), the class of uniform rings can be added. The author, motivated by \textit{E. Hashemi} [Stud. Sci. Math. Hung. 47, No. 4, 522-528 (2010; Zbl 1221.16019)], shows that a uniform ring \(R\) is right zip if and only if \(R[M]\) is right zip provided \(M\) is a u.p.-monoid (unique product monoid). Then, some conclusions are derived.
- A new class of unique product monoids with applications to ring theory.
- A unified approach to various generalizations of Armendariz rings.
- Extensions of zip rings.
- Extensions of zip rings.
- McCoy rings relative to a monoid.
- Polynomial rings over finite dimensional rings
- Rings with the Beachy-Blair condition.
- Semi-commutativity and the McCoy condition.
- The Finite Intersection Property on Annihilator Right Ideals
- Triangular matrix representations of ring extensions.
- Uniserial rings of skew generalized power series.
- Zip rings and mal'cev domains
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