On Skew Triangular Matrix Rings

Let α be a nonzero endomorphism of a ring R, n be a positive integer and T_n(R, α) be the skew triangular matrix ring. We show that some properties related to nilpotent elements of R are inherited by T_n(R, α). Meanwhile, we determine the strongly prime radical, generalized prime radical and Behrens radical of the ring R[x; α]/(x~n), where R[x; α] is the skew polynomial ring.     

Zero commutativity of nilpotent elements skewed by ring endomorphisms

The reversible property is an important role in noncommutative ring theory. Recently, the study of the reversible ring property on nilpotent elements is established by Abdul-Jabbar et al., introducing the concept of commutativity of nilpotent elements at zero (simply, a CNZ ring) as a generalization of reversible rings. We here study this property skewed by a ring endomorphism α, and such ring is called a right α-skew CNZ ring which is an extension of CNZ rings as well as a generalization of right α-skew reversible rings, and then investigate the structure of right α-skew CNZ rings and their related properties. Consequently, several known results are obtained as corollaries of our results.     

环的广义斜导子

设R是一个半素环, RF(resp．Q)是它的左Martindale商环(对称Martindale 商环),K是R的一个本质理想,则K上的每一个广义斜导子μ能被唯一地扩展到RF和Q 上．设R是一个素环,K是R的一个本质理想,μ是K上的一个广义斜导子且α为其伴随自同构,d为其伴随斜导子,如果存在n≥0,使得对任意的x∈K都有μ(x)n=0,那么μ=0．     

Affine completeness of Kleene algebras

An algebra is called affine complete if all its compatible (i.e. congruence-preserving) functions are polynomial functions. In this paper we characterize affine complete members in the variety of Kleene algebras. We also characterize local polynomial functions of Kleene algebras and use this result to describe locally affine complete Kleene algebras. Received December 20, 1996; accepted in final form March 24, 1997.     

体上的矩阵方程AXA=B

设Ｆ和Ω分别表示一个对合反自同构的体，一个加强Ｐ除环，本文定义了Ω上的亚（半）正定矩阵，给出了矩阵方程ＡＸＡ＾＊＝Ｂ在Ｆ上有（斜）自共轭矩阵解及在Ω上有亚（半）正定矩阵解的充要条件及其解集的显式表示。     

局部加密的非标准混杂五点矩形元分析

In this paper we apply the nonconforming theory in Z.C.Shi to construct a hybrid 5-node finite element satisfying the F1-patch test. We show that the hybrid 5-node finitc element for two-order elliptic equation is convergent and obtain an error estimate.     

APPROXIMATE POWER OF HETEROSCEDASTICITY TEST IN NONLINEAR MODELS WITH ARIMA（0,1,0） ERRORS

This paper presents an approach for estimating power of the score test, based on an asymptotic approximation to the power of the score test under contiguous alternatives. The method is applied to the problem of power calculations for the score test of heteroscedasticity in European rabbit data （Ratkowsky, 1983）. Simulation studies are presented which indicate that the asymptotic approximation to the finite-sample situation is good over a wide range of parameter configurations.     

THREE NOTES ON NICE EXTENSION DOMAINS

The first note shows that the integral closure L′ of certain localities L over a local domain R are unmixed and analytically unramified, even when it is not assumed that R has these properties. The second note considers a separably generated extension domain B of a regular domain A, and a sufficient condition is given for a prime ideal p in A to be unramified with respect to B (that is, p B is an intersection of prime ideals and B/P is separably generated over A/p for all P ∈ Ass (B/p B)). Then, assuming that p satisfies this condition, a sufficient condition is given in order that all but finitely many q ∈ S = {q ∈ Spec(A), p ? q and height(q/p) = 1} are unramified with respect to B, and a form of the converse is also considered. The third note shows that if R′ is the integral closure of a semi-local domain R, then I(R) = ∩{R′ _p′ ;p′ ∈ Spec(R′) and altitude(R′/p′) = altitude(R′) ? 1} is a quasi-semi-local Krull domain such that: (a) height(N ^*) = altitude(R) for each maximal ideal N ^* in I(R); and, (b) I(R) is an H-domain (that is, altitude(I(R)/p ^*) = altitude(I(R)) ? 1 for all height one p ^* ∈ Spec(I(R))). Also, K = ∩{R _p ; p ∈ Spec(R) and altitude(R/p) = altitude(R) ? 1} is a quasi-semi-local H-domain such that height (N) = altitude(R) for all maximal ideals N in K.