Müller generalized in [12] the notion of a Frobenius extension to left (right) quasi-Frobenius extension and proved the endomorphism ring theorem for these extensions. Recently, Guo observed in [9] that for a ring homomorphism φ : R → S, the restriction of scalars functor has to induction functor S ⊗R − : RM → SM as right ”quasi” adjoint if and only if φ is a left quasi-Frobenius extension. In ...

For σ−PWB extensions, we extend to modules the theory of Gröbner bases of left ideals presented in [5]. As an application, if A is a bijective quasi-commutative σ − PWB extension, we compute the module of syzygies of a submodule of the free module A.

In this paper, we show that every element of a discrete module is a sum of two units if and only if its endomorphism ring has no factor ring isomorphic to $Z_{2}$. We also characterize unit sum number equal to two for the endomorphism ring of quasi-discrete modules with finite exchange property.

Let n | m be positive integers with the same prime factors, such that p3 | n for some prime p. We construct a noncrossed product division algebra D with involution ∗, of index m and exponent n, such that D possesses a Baer ordering relative to the involution ∗. Using similar techniques we construct indecomposable division algebras with involution possessing a Baer

Reinhold Baer asked the relationship between certain properties in a nonempty set P with a partial operation (called an “add" by Baer [1]). The first paper in our sequence [Paper I] answered his question for a special type of an add called a pregroup by Stallings [12]. This paper [Paper II] answers an analogous question for a wider class of adds.

Thirty two patients between 6 months and 14 years of age with tubercular meningitis were evaluated for brain stem auditory evoked response (BAER) and Visual evoked responses (VER), within 7 days of admission. Absolute latencies and interpeak latencies were compared with values obtained from normal children. BAER abnormality was found in 56.25% and VER in 28%children, respectively. BAER abnormal...

In [6], the compatibility of Baer involutions and elations was studied. Further compatibility results for translation planes of dimension 2 were obtained in [10]. For example [6, Theorem (2.2)], we have the following. Let n be a derivable translation plane of even order q, q # 2, with derivable net N. Let EL denote an elation group in the translation complement which fixes the component L of N ...

If z has order q* and n is of the form n =m+q, then either k= m(q*+q+ l), or k= (m+q)(q*-q+ 1). Obviously, in case m=O, K is a maximal arc. Moreover, if m = 1 and q is a prime power, then K is either a Baer subplane or a unital [lo]. Furthermore, m pairwise disjoint Baer subplanes of n always yield a set of type (m, m + q) and size m(q* + q + 1). In case rc is Desarguesian, such a set does exis...