This investigation reveals properties of n-regular rings, suggesting implications for commutative ring theory.
1 , an element a in R is said to be (n)-regular ( (n)-strongly regular) if there exists b in R such that a=abna (a=a2bn) . So a ring R is said to be (n)-regular ( (n)-strongly regular) for a positive integer n 1 , if every element of R is (n)-regular ( (n)-strongly regular) .In this paper we investigate some characterizations and several basic properties of those rings , also the connection between them and rings of some kind of commutivity .]]>
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عبد العالي جاسم محمد (2011) studied this question.
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