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A nil-implies-nilpotent result in linearly compact rings
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 April 2009
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Let R be a left linearly compact ring with left ideals I ⊆ J such that RJ is finitely generated and R(J/I) is Artinian. We prove that if J is nil over I then J is nilpotent over I.
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