1988
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-1988-0920979-3
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Rings graded by polycyclic-by-finite groups

Abstract: ABSTRACT. We use the duality between group gradings and group actions to study polycyclic-by-finite group-graded rings. We show that, for such rings, graded Noetherian implies Noetherian and relate the graded Krull dimension to the Krull dimension. In addition we find a bound on the length of chains of prime ideals not containing homogeneous elements when the grading group is nilpotent-by-finite.These results have suitable corollaries for strongly groupgraded rings. Our work extends several results on skew gro… Show more

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“…If G is a polycyclic-by-finite group, then graded right noetherian is equivalent with right noetherian [CQ,2.2]; hence strongly graded right noetherian is equivalent with strongly right noetherian. This is not true for all G. For example, a group algebra over a right noetherian ring is always graded right noetherian, but not necessarily right noetherian as an ungraded algebra.…”
Section: Theorem 02 Let G Be a Group Let R Be An Admissible Domainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If G is a polycyclic-by-finite group, then graded right noetherian is equivalent with right noetherian [CQ,2.2]; hence strongly graded right noetherian is equivalent with strongly right noetherian. This is not true for all G. For example, a group algebra over a right noetherian ring is always graded right noetherian, but not necessarily right noetherian as an ungraded algebra.…”
Section: Theorem 02 Let G Be a Group Let R Be An Admissible Domainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is not difficult to verify the following fact: if the ring RS" is right Noetherian, then the ring R is also Noetherian (in fact, if It C I2 C .--is an ascending chain of right ideals of R, then I15" C I25" C ... is a chain in RS'). We conclude from this, in view of (3), that R [5"] is right Noetherian. Conversely, if R [5"] is right Noetherian then, in view of (4), RS is right Noetherian.…”
Section: Noetherian Semigroup Ringsmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…We have condition on homogeneous right ideals. It was proved in [3] that for rings graded by polycyclic-by-finite groups, the homogeneous Noether property implies the Noether property. Jespers [15] considered the conditions of the homogeneous Noether property of the rings Rs, where S is a certain submonoid of a polycyclic-by-finite group.…”
Section: Noetherian Semigroup Ringsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As above, all sets S^ will be nonempty for 62 < 7 < 6 2 + a n - 2 • If we repeat this reduction n -1 times, we get a set…”
Section: Jmentioning
confidence: 97%