A Condition for Artinian Rings to be Noetherian
Ichiro Murase
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Ichiro Murase
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Throughout this paper the word “Artinian (Noetherian) ring” means an associative ring with minimum (maximum) condition on left ideals. According to C. Hopkins, an Artinian ring is Noetherian if it contains a left or right identity [3, p. 728]. However we shall consider Artinian rings without the assumption of existence of such an identity, and the theorem of Hopkins will be reproved.
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Throughout this paper the word “Artinian (Noetherian) ring” means an associative ring with minimum (maximum) condition on left ideals. According to C. Hopkins, an Artinian ring is Noetherian if it contains a left or right identity [3, p. 728]. However we shall consider Artinian rings without the assumption of existence of such an identity, and the theorem of Hopkins will be reproved.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Artinian ring, Noetherian, Semisimple module, Noncommutative ring, Radical of a ring, Pure mathematics, Principal ideal ring