2001Journalof Southwest China Normal UniversityRequires access

A Method of Imbedding-Augmenting and Some Properties of Multi-Identity Rings

Wang Zi-quan

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A special method of multi identity ring imbedding augmenting is given out. A class of multi identity rings are constructed by the methods. The properties of the multi identity rings are also discussed. A sufficient necessary condition is gained that homomorphs on a class of multi identity rings is as multi identity ring or not.

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A special method of multi identity ring imbedding augmenting is given out. A class of multi identity rings are constructed by the methods. The properties of the multi identity rings are also discussed. A sufficient necessary condition is gained that homomorphs on a class of multi identity rings is as multi identity ring or not.

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A special method of multi identity ring imbedding augmenting is given out. A class of multi identity rings are constructed by the methods. The properties of the multi identity rings are also discussed. A sufficient necessary condition is gained that homomorphs on a class of multi identity rings is as multi identity ring or not.

Key concepts: Identity (music), Class (philosophy), Ring (chemistry), Computer science, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Physics, Chemistry

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