scientific article; zbMATH DE number 25279

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The main type of right near-ring under consideration is the centralizer near-ring \(N=C(A,G)\) where \(A\) is a group of automorphisms of the finite group \(G\). A group \((M,+)\) is an \(SE\)-group (strong endomorphism group) for \(N\) if \(N\) acts as a multiplicative semigroup of endomorphisms on the right on \(M\) and the intersection of the annihilators of the primitive idempotents is trivial. This leads to another centralizer near-ring \(C(N,M)\). The first series of results determines the structure of \(C(N,M)\) where \(N\) is simple with a satisfactory outcome. An example is given to show the limits of these results. Extensions of these results are given for \(N\) semisimple and more general situations. An application to matrix near-rings is given, when \(N\) is simple, which answers an open question for this class of near-rings.











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