Randomized trial determines elements in quaternion ring expressible as products of nilpotent elements, indicating sharp bounds.
Let R be a finite commutative local principal ring of order q n , where q = p r for an odd prime p and integer r with R/J(R) ≃ GF(q). We determine the number of elements in the quaternion ring H(R) that can be expressed as a product of at least 2n − 1 nilpotent elements, and show by example that this bound is sharp.
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