Radicals in Ore extensions
type: Item
instance of: scholarly article
title: Radicals in Ore extensions
author: Nam Kyun Kim
author: Yang Lee
published in: Journal of Algebra and its Applications
publication date: 2024-09-11T00:00:00Z
review text: Let \(R\) be a ring, \(\sigma \) an automorphism of \(R\) and \(\delta \) a \(\sigma \)-derivation of \(R.\) This means \(\delta \) is an additive map satisfying the product rule \(\delta (ab)=\sigma (a)\delta (b)+\delta (a)b\) for all \(a,b\in R\). By \(R[x;\sigma ,\delta ]\) is denoted the Ore extension of \(R\), subject to the left skewing condition \(xa=\sigma (a)x+\delta (a)\). If \(\delta =0,R[x;\sigma ]\) is called a skew polynomial ring. If \(\sigma=id_{R}\), \(R[x;\delta ]\) is called the differential polynomial ring. The radicals of these rings have been studied extensively and here the authors continue these investigations, in particular for the prime, Levitzki, strongly prime and uniformly strongly prime radicals of the Ore extension. A central problem in the radical theory of polynomial and related rings is also addressed here, namely to find the connections between the radical of the base ring \(R\) and the radical of the Ore extension.\N\NAt first, the new concepts \(\Omega \)-prime ideal and \(\Omega\)-prime radical of a ring \(R\) is defined to obtain connections between the prime radical of the Ore extension \(R[x;\sigma ,\delta \)] and the \(\Omega \)-prime radical of the base ring \(R\). Based on these results, the \(\Omega \)-\(LS\)-prime ideal, the \(\Omega \)-strongly prime ideal and the \(\Omega \)-uniformly strongly prime ideal of a ring \(R\) are defined to provide formulas for the \(LS\)-prime radical, the strongly prime radical and the uniformly strongly prime radical of the Ore extension. For polynomial and related rings, the so called Amitsur property is a significant and useful property. For the current context, a radical \(F\) is said to satisfy the \(\N\delta \)-Amitsur property if, for every ring \(R\) and for any derivation \(\delta \) of \(R\), \(F(R[x;\delta ])=(F(R[x;\delta ])\cap R)[x;\delta ].\) It is shown that the \(\Omega \)-(uniformly) strongly prime radical of \(R[x;\sigma,\delta ]\) has the Amitsur property. Most of the …
reviewed by: Stefan Veldsman
Mathematics Subject Classification ID: 16N40
Mathematics Subject Classification ID: 16S36
Mathematics Subject Classification ID: 16N60
Mathematics Subject Classification ID: 16N80
zbMATH DE Number: 7910545
zbMATH Keywords: Ore extension
zbMATH Keywords: prime radical
zbMATH Keywords: Levitzki radical
zbMATH Keywords: strongly prime radical
zbMATH Keywords: uniformly strongly prime radical
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DOI: 10.1142/S0219498825502639
description: scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7910545