1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf01268924
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The bar-radical of baric algebras

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“…Let us take the quotient baric algebra U/rad(U ). By [5, Corollary 3.1], we have rad(U/rad(U )) = 0, which implies that U/rad(U ) is b-semi-simple, by [5,Theorem 4.2]. So bar(U/rad(U )) is a sum of minimal b-ideals…”
Section: The Bar-radicalmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Let us take the quotient baric algebra U/rad(U ). By [5, Corollary 3.1], we have rad(U/rad(U )) = 0, which implies that U/rad(U ) is b-semi-simple, by [5,Theorem 4.2]. So bar(U/rad(U )) is a sum of minimal b-ideals…”
Section: The Bar-radicalmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…According to [6], a baric algebra ( A, ω) is b-simple if for all normal baric subalgebras B of ( A, ω) either bar(B) = 0 or bar(B) = bar( A). Also by [6], the bar-radical of ( A, ω) is zero if ( A, ω) is b-simple, otherwise the bar-radical of ( A, ω) is the intersection of all bar(B), where B is a maximal normal baric subalgebra of ( A, ω).…”
Section: The Bar-radical In N Th -Order Bernstein Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also by [6], the bar-radical of ( A, ω) is zero if ( A, ω) is b-simple, otherwise the bar-radical of ( A, ω) is the intersection of all bar(B), where B is a maximal normal baric subalgebra of ( A, ω). We will denote by rad( A) the bar-radical of a baric algebra ( A, ω).…”
Section: The Bar-radical In N Th -Order Bernstein Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hence, according to [7,Prop. 3.4] it follows that r b P 7 r b a 7 barP raX So, r b a 7 ra, and r b a is always nilpotent.…”
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