Let R be a ring, α an automorphism, and δ an α-derivation of R. If the classical quotient ring Q of R exists, then R is weak α-skew Armendariz if and only if Q is weak α-skew Armendariz. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly ci...

In this paper, some properties of $alpha$-skew Armendariz and central Armendariz rings have been studied by variety of others. We generalize the notions to central $alpha$-skew Armendariz rings and investigate their properties. Also, we show that if $alpha(e)=e$ for each idempotent $e^{2}=e in R$ and $R$ is $alpha$-skew Armendariz, then $R$ is abelian. Moreover, if $R$ is central $alpha$-skew A...

the class of ads modules with the sip (briefly‎, ‎$sa$-modules) is studied‎. ‎various conditions for a module to be $sa$-module are given‎. ‎it is proved that for a quasi-continuous module $m$‎, ‎$m$ is a uc-module if and only if $m$ is an $sa$-module‎. ‎also‎, ‎it is proved that the direct sum of two $sa$-modules as $r$-modules is an $sa$-module when $r$ is the sum of the annihilators of these...

A ring R is called a right Ikeda-Nakayama (for short IN-ring) if the left annihilator of the intersection of any two right ideals is the sum of the left annihilators, that is, if (I ∩ J) = (I) + (J) for all right ideals I and J of R. R is called Armendariz ring if whenever polynomials f (x) = a0 + a1x + ··· + amx, g(x) = b0 + b1x + ··· + bnx ∈ R[x] satisfy f (x)g(x) = 0, then aibj = 0 for each ...

The notion of quasi-exact sequence of modules was introduced by B. Davvaz and coauthors in 1999 as a generalization of the notion of exact sequence. In this paper we investigate further this notion. In particular, some interesting results concerning this concept and torsion functor are given.

Abstract Let R be a ring and let M an -module with $$S={\text {End}}_R(M)$$ S = End R ( M ) . The module is called quasi-dual Baer if for every fully invari...