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Extending the star order to Rickart rings

2015

Star partial order was initially introduced for semigroups and rings with (proper) involution. In particular, this order has recently been studied on Rickart *-rings. It is known that the star order in such rings can be characterized by conditions not involving involution explicitly. Owing to these characterizations, the order can be extended to certain special Rickart rings named strong in the paper; this extension is the objective of the paper. The corresponding order structure of strong Rickart rings is studied more thoroughly. In particular, the most significant lattice properties of star-ordered Rickart *-rings are successfully transferred to strong Rickart rings; also several new resu…

CombinatoricsAlgebra and Number TheoryMathematics::Commutative Algebra010201 computation theory & mathematicsMathematics::Rings and AlgebrasOrder structureLattice properties010103 numerical & computational mathematics0102 computer and information sciences0101 mathematics01 natural sciencesMathematicsLinear and Multilinear Algebra
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On Formations of Finite Groups with the Wielandt Property for Residuals

2001

Abstract Given two subgroups U, V of a finite group which are subnormal subgroups of their join 〈U, V〉 and a formation F , in general it is not true that 〈U, V〉 F  = 〈U F , V F 〉. A formation is said to have the Wielandt property if this equality holds universally. A formation with the Wielandt property must be a Fitting class. Wielandt proved that the most usual Fitting formations (e.g., nilpotent groups and π-groups) have the Wielandt property. At present, neither a general satisfactory result on the universal validity of the Wielandt property nor a counterexample is known. In this paper a criterion for a Fitting formation to have the Wielandt property is given. As an application, it is p…

Discrete mathematicsClass (set theory)Pure mathematicsFinite groupProperty (philosophy)Algebra and Number Theorylattice propertiesJoin (topology)subnormal subgroupsresidualsNilpotentLattice propertiesformationsUniversal validityMathematicsCounterexampleJournal of Algebra
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