SPECIAL RADICALS OF NEAR-RING MODULES
Let \(N\) be a right distributive near-ring and \(A\) an ideal of \(N\). Then \(A\) is said to be equiprime if \(a\in N\setminus A\), \(x,y\in N\), \(anx-any \in A\) [here is a misprint in the paper] for all \(n \in N\) implies \(x - y \in A\). An \(N\)-group \(G\) is said to be equiprime if: (i) \(NG \neq 0\), (ii) \(a \in N\), with \(a \not\in (0:G)_ N\) and \(g,g' \in G\) then \(ang = ang'\) for all \(n\in N\), implies \(g = g'\), (iii) \(NO_ G = O_ G\). The main result is: an ideal of a near-ring \(N\) is equiprime if and only if it is the annihilator of an equiprime \(N\)-group (Proposition 2.1).
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