Unit-regularity of regular nilpotent elements
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Abstract: Let be a regular element of a ring . If either has the exchange property or every power of is regular, then we prove that for every positive integer there exist decompositions R_R = K oplus X_n oplus Y_n = E_n oplus X_n oplus aY_n, where and . As applications we get easier proofs of the results that a strongly -regular ring has stable range one and also that a strongly -regular element whose every power is regular is unit-regular.
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