Generalizations of Morphic Group Rings

Morphic and Principal-ideal Group Rings

We observe that the class of left and right artinian left and right morphic rings agrees with the class of artinian principal ideal rings. For R an artinian principal ideal ring and G a group, we characterize when RG is a principal ideal ring; for finite groups G, this characterizes when RG is a left and right morphic ring. This extends work of Passman, Sehgal and Fisher in the case when R is a...

On generalizations of semiperfect and perfect rings

‎We call a ring $R$ right generalized semiperfect if every simple right $R$-module is an epimorphic image of a flat right $R$-module with small kernel‎, ‎that is‎, ‎every simple right $R$-module has a flat $B$-cover‎. ‎We give some properties of such rings along with examples‎. ‎We introduce flat strong covers as flat covers which are also flat $B$-covers and give characterizations of $A$-perfe...

The Monadic Theory of Morphic Infinite Words and Generalizations

Generalized Morphic Rings and Their Applications

Let R be a ring. An element a in R is called left morphic (Nicholson and Sánchez Campos, 2004a) if l a R/Ra, where l a denotes the left annihilator of a in R. The ring itself is called a left morphic ring if every element is left morphic. Left morphic rings were first introduced by Nicholson and Sánchez Campos (2004a) and were discussed in great detail there and in Nicholson and Sánchez Campos ...

The Quasi-morphic Property of Group

A group is called morphic if for each normal endomorphism α in end(G),there exists β such that ker(α)= Gβ and Gα= ker(β). In this paper, we consider the case that there exist normal endomorphisms β and γ such that ker(α)= Gβ and Gα = ker(γ). We call G quasi-morphic, if this happens for any normal endomorphism α in end(G). We get the following results: G is quasi-morphic if and only if, for any ...