The paper uses a new approach to investigate prime submodules and minimal prime submodules of certain modules such as Artinian and torsion modules. In particular, we introduce a concrete formula for the radical of submodules of Artinian modules.

let $g$ be a finite group and let $gk(g)$ be the prime graph of $g$. we assume that $ngeqslant 5 $ is an odd number. in this paper, we show that the simple groups $b_n(3)$ and $c_n(3)$ are 2-recognizable by their prime graphs. as consequences of the result, the characterizability of the groups $b_n(3)$ and $c_n(3)$ by their spectra and by the set of orders of maximal abelian subgroups are obtai...

In this article, we consider the structure of graded rings, not necessarily commutative nor with unity, and study weakly prime ideals. We investigate rings in which all graded...

Let Δ be an abelian group. By considering the notion multiplication of Δ-graded modules (see [7]) over a commutative Δ-graded ring with unity, we introduce the notion of product of two Δ-graded submodules which we use to characterize the Δ-graded prime submodules of a multiplication Δ-graded module. Finally we proved a graded version of Nakayama lemma for multiplication Δ-graded modules.

1 Definitions Definition 1. A graded ring is a ring S together with a set of subgroups Sd, d ≥ 0 such that S = ⊕ d≥0 Sd as an abelian group, and st ∈ Sd+e for all s ∈ Sd, t ∈ Se. One can prove that 1 ∈ S0 and if S is a domain then any unit of S also belongs to S0. A homogenous ideal of S is an ideal a with the property that for any f ∈ a we also have fd ∈ a for all d ≥ 0. A morphism of graded r...

Let G be a group and R G-graded ring. In this paper, we present examine the concept of graded weakly 2-absorbing ideals as in generality prime ring which is not commutative, demonstrates that symmetry obtained lot outcomes commutative rings remain are commutative.

1. Introduction Given any graded commutative ring R with identity, a Hopf ring over R is a com-mutative ring in the category of graded R-coalgebras. Such objects arise naturally in algebraic topology, as explained below, and their investigation was pioneered by Ravenel and Wilson in 14]. To any spectrum G we may associate an-spectrum fG r : r 2 Zg by choosing G r to be the space representing th...