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The general radical theory of near-rings — answers to some open problems

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It is shown that in the variety of all, not necessarily 0-symmetric near-rings, there are no non-trivial classes of near-rings which satisfy condition (F), no non-trivial (Kurosh-Amitsur) radical classes with the ADS-property and consequently no non-trivial ideal-hereditary radical classes. It is also shown that any hereditary semisimple class contains only 0-symmetric near-rings.

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Veldsman, S. The general radical theory of near-rings — answers to some open problems. Algebra Universalis 36, 185–189 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01234103

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