Nguyen Quang Loc

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Abstract

: Given any pair of positive integers (n, k) and any nontrivial finite group G, we show that there exists a ring R of type (n, k) such that R is strongly graded by G and the identity component Re has Invariant Basis Number. Moreover, for another pair of positive integers (n', k') with n ≤ n' and k | k', it is proved that there exists a ring R of type (n, k) such that R is strongly graded by G and Re has type (n', k'). These results were mentioned in [G. Abrams, Invariant basis number and types for strongly graded rings, J. Algebra 237 (2001) 32-37] without proofs.


 

Keywords: rongly graded ring, Invariant Basis Number, type.

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