On strongly prime rings and ideals

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An \(R\)-module is said to be strongly prime if it is subgenerated by each of its non-zero submodules. Viewing \(R\) as a bimodule, i.e., as a left module over its multiplication ring \(M(R)=R^e/\text{Ann}_{R^e}(R)\), one calls \(R\) strongly prime if it is a strongly prime module over \(M(R)\). The authors present several equivalent characterizations of this notion, including some previously proved ones, like the fact that \(R\) is strongly prime if and only if \(R\) is prime and its central closure is simple. It is proved that the central closure of a strongly (semi-)prime ring may be identified as a particular instance of symmetric perfect left or right localization. The second part of the paper is dedicated to the study of strongly prime ideals and in particular to the description of their complements in terms of strongly multiplicative sets. This leads, in particular, to relations between rings and their associated multiplication rings.











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