Noncommutative prufer rings and some generalizations (Q4030331)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 147316
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 147316 |
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Noncommutative prufer rings and some generalizations (English)
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1 April 1993
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semiprime right Goldie rings
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right \(w\)-Prüfer rings
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Prüfer domains
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prime Goldie rings
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classical quotient ring
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inverses of fractional ideals
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finitely generated regular fractional right ideal
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projective generator
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Dedekind prime rings
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semihereditary rings
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FPF rings
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0.9092373847961426
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As a generalization of a commutative Prüfer domain, \textit{J. H. Alajbegovi\`c} and \textit{N. I. Dubrovin} [J. Algebra 135, 165-176 (1990; Zbl 0718.16023)] define a prime Goldie ring \(R\) with classical quotient ring \(Q\) to be (right) Prüfer using the inverses of fractional ideals of \(R\) in \(Q\) and show that \(R\) is Prüfer if and only if every finitely generated regular fractional right ideal of \(R\) is a projective generator. The current paper extends the definition of Prüfer in three ways, replacing ``prime Goldie'' by ``semiprime Goldie'', ``prime right Goldie'' and ``semiprime right Goldie'' to give what the author calls ``(right) semi-Prüfer'', ``right \(w\)-semi-Prüfer'' and ``right \(w\)- Prüfer'' rings respectively. He then continues to establish properties, characterizations and structure theorems for these new classes of rings and investigates how they are related to the established classes of Dedekind prime, FPF and semihereditary rings, in particular when they satisfy some extra condition such as being bounded or semiperfect.
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