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Further results of special elements in rings with involution

Dijana Mosić, Sanzhang Xu, Julio Benítez

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In this paper, we consider Moore-Penrose invertible, group invertible, and core invertible elements in rings with involution to characterize EP, generalized normal, generalized Hermitian elements and generalized partial isometries. As a consequence, we obtain new characterizations for elements in rings with involution to be normal and Hermitian elements.

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In this paper, we consider Moore-Penrose invertible, group invertible, and core invertible elements in rings with involution to characterize EP, generalized normal, generalized Hermitian elements and generalized partial isometries. As a consequence, we obtain new characterizations for elements in rings with involution to be normal and Hermitian elements.

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In this paper, we consider Moore-Penrose invertible, group invertible, and core invertible elements in rings with involution to characterize EP, generalized normal, generalized Hermitian elements and generalized partial isometries. As a consequence, we obtain new characterizations for elements in rings with involution to be normal and Hermitian elements.

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