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Classical ideals theory of maximal subrings in non-commutative rings

Rings and Algebras 2025-01-27 v2

Abstract

Let RR be a maximal subring of a ring TT. In this paper we study relation between some important ideals in the ring extension RTR\subseteq T. In fact, we would like to find some relation between Nil(R)Nil_*(R) and Nil(T)Nil_*(T), Nil(R)Nil^*(R) and Nil(T)Nil^*(T), J(R)J(R) and J(T)J(T), Soc(RR)Soc({}_RR) and Soc(RT)Soc({}_RT), and finally Z(RR)Z({}_RR) and Z(RT)Z({}_RT); especially, in certain cases, for example when TT is a reduced ring, RR (or TT) is a left Artinian ring, or RR is a certain maximal subring of TT. We show that either Soc(RR)=Soc(RT)Soc({}_RR)=Soc({}_RT) or (R:T)r(R:T)_r (the greatest right ideal of TT which is contained in RR) is a left primitive ideal of RR. We prove that if TT is a reduced ring, then either Z(RT)=0Z({}_RT)=0 or Z(RT)Z({}_RT) is a minimal ideal of TT, T=RZ(RT)T=R\oplus Z({}_RT), and (R:T)=(R:T)l=(R:T)r=annR(Z(RT))(R:T)=(R:T)_l=(R:T)_r=ann_R(Z({}_RT)). If T=RIT=R\oplus I, where II is an ideal of TT, then we completely determine relation between Jacobson radicals, lower nilradicals, upper nilradicals, socle and singular ideals of RR and TT. Finally, we study the relation between previous ideals of RR and TT when either RR or TT is a left Artinian ring.

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@article{arxiv.2406.12891,
  title  = {Classical ideals theory of maximal subrings in non-commutative rings},
  author = {Alborz Azarang},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2406.12891},
  year   = {2025}
}