ON RIGHT STRONGLY PRIME TERNARY RINGS
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A ternary ring R is right strongly prime if every nonzero ideal of R
contains a finite subset G such that the right annihilator of G with respect
to a finite subset of R is zero. Examples are ternary integral domain and
simple ternary rings with a unital element ‘e’ or an identity element.
All the strongly prime ternary rings are prime. In this paper we study
right strongly prime ternary rings and obtain some characterizations of
- Lastly we characterize strongly prime radical of a ternary ring.
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