We consider the following condition (*) on an associative ring R : (*). There exists a function f from R into R such that f is a group homomorphism of (R,+), f is injective on R2, and f(xy) = (xy)n(x,y) for some positive integer n(x,y) > 1. Commutativity and structure are established for Artinian rings R satisfying (*), and a counterexample is given for nonArtinian rings. The results generalize...

this paper continues the investigation of the rst author begun in part one. the hereditary properties of n-homomorphism amenability for banach algebras are investigated and the relations between n-homomorphism amenability of a banach algebra and its ide- als are found. analogous to the character amenability, it is shown that the tensor product of two unital banach algebras is n-homomorphism am...

H. Weyl has defined a semi-simple algebra (of finite rank) to be an algebra which admits a faithful semi-simple linear representation. Now, algebras are rings with a field of operators; Artin and others have shown that the theory of semi-simple algebras can be generalized to a theory of semi-simple rings (without the field of operators) provided we replace the condition of finite rank by suitab...

1. Let R be a ring with unity. An R-module M is said to be balanced or to have the double centralizer property, if the natural homomorphism from R to the double centralizer of M is surjective. If all left and right K-modules are balanced, R is called balanced. It is well known that every artinian uniserial ring is balanced. In [5], J. P. Jans conjectured that those were the only (artinian) bala...

We give an elementary proof that for a ring homomorphism A → B satisfying the property that every ideal in A is contracted from B the following property holds: for every chain of prime ideals p0 ⊂ . . . ⊂ pr in A there exists a chain of prime ideals q0 ⊂ . . . ⊂ qr in B such that qi ∩ A = pi. Mathematical Subject Classification (1991): 13B24. Let A and B be commutative rings and let φ : A → B b...

Let KG be the group ring of a group G over a commutative ring K with unity. The rings KG are described for which xxσ = xσx for all x = ∑ g∈G αgg ∈ KG, where x → xσ = ∑ g∈G αgf(g)σ(g) is an involution of KG; here f : G → U(K) is a homomorphism and σ is an antiautomorphism of order two of G. Let R be a ring with unity. We denote by U(R) the group of units of R. A (bijective) map : R → R is called...

A [semi-]continuous real function of a frame (locale) L has up to now been understood as a frame homomorphism from the frame L(R) of reals into L [as a frame homomorphism (modulo some conditions) from certain subframes of L(R) into L]. Thus, these continuities involve different domains. It would be desirable if all these continuities were to have L(R) as a common domain. This paper demonstrates...

In a recent paper [1], Adem, Maginnis and Milgram calculated the mod 2 cohomology of the Mathieu simple group M12. An interesting feature of the answer they obtain is that it is Cohen–Macaulay. There is a subalgebra isomorphic to the rank three Dickson invariants, namely a polynomial ring in generators of degrees 4, 6 and 7, and over this subalgebra the whole cohomology ring is a finitely gener...