D-strong and almost D-strong near-rings (Q2266107)

A near-ring R is said to be D-strong (almost D-strong), if for any prime (strictly prime) ideal P of R with \(a\not\in P\), \(a\in R\), there exists \(x\in R\) such that ax\(\in C-P\), where C denotes the multiplicative centre in R. It is proved that if R is a D-strong S-near ring, then prime ideals, strictly prime ideals and completely prime ideals coincide. Also if R is a D-strong near-ring with identity, then every maximal right ideal becomes a maximal ideal and moreover every 2-primitive near-ring becomes a near-field. Several properties, chain conditions and structure theorems are also discussed.