The rings which are Boolean
The authors aim to get properties of unitary rings of characteristic 2 satisfying the identity \(x^p = x\) for some natural number \(p\), characterizing some classes of such rings whose elements are idempotent. These classes are determined by the properties of the number \(p\) (\(p = 2^{n-2}\) and \(n\) bigger than 1, \(p = 2^{n-5}\) and \(n\) bigger than \(3\) and so on). Some results confirm that there are cases of \(p\) for which the rings are not Boolean (for example, in Lemma 3, \(p = 3k+1\)). Some examples of both cases (Boolean or not) are also given in the paper.
- \(J\)-rings of characteristic two that are Boolean
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3975156 (Why is no real title available?)
- A Remark on Boolean Rings
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2037840 (Why is no real title available?)
- A remark on Boolean rings
- Associative rings in which 1 is the only unit
- Characterizing finite Boolean rings by using finite chains of subrings
- The rings which can be recovered by means of the difference.
- Identities which imply that a ring is Boolean.
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