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Algebra and Discrete Mathematics, 2007, Issue 3, Pages 59–66
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RESEARCH ARTICLE
There isn't much duality in radical theory
B. J. Gardner University of Tasmania, Private Bag 37, Hobart Tas. 7001, Australia
Abstract:
The definitions of radical and semi-simple classes are in a natural sense dual to each other. However, statements dual in the same sense to theorems of radical theory tend to be false. Some insights may nevertheless be gained from consideration of duality, and we illustrate this with a link between additive radicals and semi-simple radical classes.
Keywords:
radical class, semi-simple class, duality.
Received: 04.09.2007 Revised: 04.02.2008
Citation:
B. J. Gardner, “There isn't much duality in radical theory”, Algebra Discrete Math., 2007, no. 3, 59–66
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