2004Maǧallaẗ al-rāfidayn li-ʿulūm al-ḥāsibāt wa-al-riyāḍiyyāẗ/˜Al-œRafidain journal for computer sciences and mathematicsOpen access

On Regularity and Flatness

Nazar Shuker

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A ring R is called a right SF-ring if all its simple right R-modules are flat. It is well known that Von Neumann regular rings are right and left SF-rings. In this paper we study conditions under which SF-rings are strongly regular. Finally, some new characterstic properties of right SF-rings are given.

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A ring R is called a right SF-ring if all its simple right R-modules are flat. It is well known that Von Neumann regular rings are right and left SF-rings. In this paper we study conditions under which SF-rings are strongly regular. Finally, some new characterstic properties of right SF-rings are given.

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A ring R is called a right SF-ring if all its simple right R-modules are flat. It is well known that Von Neumann regular rings are right and left SF-rings. In this paper we study conditions under which SF-rings are strongly regular. Finally, some new characterstic properties of right SF-rings are given.

Key concepts: Flatness (cosmology), Von Neumann regular ring, Ring (chemistry), Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Simple (philosophy), Simple ring, Primitive ring

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