Finiteness Conditions for Near-Rings
Let \(\chi\) denote the class of zero-symmetric near-rings \(R\) with the property that if \(R\in \chi\) and \(R\) has both ascending and descending chain condition on subnear-rings, then \(R\) is finite. \textit{T. Szele} showed that all rings belong to \(\chi\) [Publ. Math. Debr. 3, 253--256 (1954; Zbl 0058.26401)]; and more recently, the reviewer showed that non-nil distributive near-rings with \((R,+)\) a nilpotent group or an FC-group are in \(\chi\) [Publ. Math. Debr. 31, 77--80 (1984; Zbl 0551.16010)]. The present paper establishes that the following near-rings are in \(\chi\): (a) zero near-rings on soluble groups; (b) distributively- generated near-rings \(R\) with \(1\), having \((R,+)\) soluble; (c) near-rings \(R\) having a series of ideals \(R = R_0 \triangleright R_1 \triangleright R_2 \triangleright \cdots\triangleright R_k = \{0\}\) such that \(R_i/R_{i+1} \in \chi\) for \(0 \le i\le k-1\); (d) certain tame endomorphism near-rings.
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