Proof of J is a Radical Class Using Amitsur Theorem
Ring, Ideal, Radical Class, Right quasi-regular ring
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to study radical class of rings, right quasi-regular rings and finally, to prove that J , the class of all right quasi-regular rings is a radical class. Amitsur gives a theorem of radical class for the sufficient condition that a class of rings would be a radical class. This paper represents, the proof of, J is a radical class using the theorem of radical class given by Amitsur.
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