2002
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-3627-4_14
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Structure Spaces of Maximal l-Ideals of Lattice-Ordered Rings

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“…The notion of semisimple f -algebra is present in literature in different forms, due to the different kind of radicals that can be defined on a f -ring (see for example [1,Section 8.6]). We will follow [17], and define an f -algebra ℓ-semisimple if the intersection of all maximal ℓ-ideals is {0}. Definition 3.1.…”
Section: Semisimple and Archimedean F Mv-algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The notion of semisimple f -algebra is present in literature in different forms, due to the different kind of radicals that can be defined on a f -ring (see for example [1,Section 8.6]). We will follow [17], and define an f -algebra ℓ-semisimple if the intersection of all maximal ℓ-ideals is {0}. Definition 3.1.…”
Section: Semisimple and Archimedean F Mv-algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Johnson showed that the maximal -ideals and maximal left (right) -ideals of a unital f-ring coincide. In [12], it has been shown that in an -unital -reduced -ring, maximal -ideals and maximal left (right) -ideals are in one-to-one correspondence. The following result shows that maximal -ideals and maximal left (right) -ideals in a unital -reduced -algebra with a d-basis coincide.…”
Section: Theorem 53 Let a Be A Unital -Reduced Finite-dimensional -mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The approach taken in [HK91] is more likely to be applicable to general f-rings than earlier work. A substantial step forward in the study of structure spaces has been made by J. Ma and P. Wojciechowski in [MW02] where they generalize a theorem of H. Subramanian [Su68] that applies only to commutative J-rings as follows. Suppose Rand 5 are two f-rings with strictly positive identity elements whose only nilpotent element is 0, and such that the intersection of their maximal f-ideals is zero.…”
Section: [2mentioning
confidence: 99%