A note on *μ-rings
If \(\mu\) is a special class of rings, a ring \(R\in\mu\) is called a \(*_\mu\)-ring if for all ideals \(I\) of \(R\) with \(0\neq I\neq R\), \(R/I\notin\mu\). The class of all \(*_\mu\)-rings is denoted by \(*_\mu\). When \(\mu\) is the class of prime rings, then \(*_\mu\) is the class of \(*\)-rings that have been previously introduced by the first author. Examples are given of classes \(\mu\) for which \(*_\mu\neq\{0\}\), \(*_\mu\subsetneq\mu\) and \(*_\mu=\{0\}\). Results are given that generalize many of those known for \(*\)-rings, including those determining atoms in the lattice of all hereditary radicals containing \(U(\mu)\). In general, the class \(*_\mu\) is neither a radical nor a semisimple class, however there is an interesting result that every radical containing the upper radical generated by the special class \(\mu\) partitions the class \(*_\mu\).
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