1978
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8693(78)90196-5
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Ideal invariance and artinian quotient rings

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“…It follows from [24] that K dim U=2. Since rings of Krull dimension one, enveloping algebras of solvable Lie algebras, integral group rings of polycyclic groups and FBN rings are all weakly ideal invariant (see [9], [22] and [26]) the ring U is about the nicest ring that could possibly not be weakly ideal invariant.…”
Section: P/p M~-(p| @ U)/(u @ U)mmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It follows from [24] that K dim U=2. Since rings of Krull dimension one, enveloping algebras of solvable Lie algebras, integral group rings of polycyclic groups and FBN rings are all weakly ideal invariant (see [9], [22] and [26]) the ring U is about the nicest ring that could possibly not be weakly ideal invariant.…”
Section: P/p M~-(p| @ U)/(u @ U)mmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A concept that has proved very useful in Noetherian ring theory is that of weak ideal invariance (see, for example, [9], [22] or [33]). This is defined as follows.…”
Section: Weak Ideal Invariancementioning
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“…Suppose that R is a right Noetherian /C-homogeneous ring. In [7] (respectively, [11]) it is shown that R has a right Artinian right quotient ring if N(R) is weakly ideal invariant (respectively, if finitely generated (kdim /? )-critical right /^-modules have prime annihilators).…”
Section: Weak Ideal Invariancementioning
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“…We remark that it is an open question whether or not A is a Prime ring if A is supposed to be a Noetherian ring and, moreover, that has a finitely generated, faithful, critical right module M. This question is equivalent to the question of whether or not the nilradical of A is weakly ideal invariant. For this question and related results see [2,7]. We mention that the above question is open even when we assume that A has an Artinian quotient ring.…”
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