Our main goal in this research is to find the conditions which make
the a - small submodules are equivalent with small submodules and
so s- large submodules with large submodules, then find the relatio
-nship between the radical of module and the a - small submodules.
Let R be a ring with identity.
The ain is to study some fundamental properties of a ring R when R is regular
or semi-potent and the radical Jacobson of R when R is semi-potent.
New results were obtained including necessary and sufficient condition
s of R
to be regular or semi-potent. New substructures of R are studied and their
relationship with the total of R.
The objective of this paper is to continue our study for a right 1 I - rings and
to generalize the concept of 1 I - rings to modules. We call a ring R a right
1 I - ring if every right annihilator for any element of R contains a nonzero
idempotent
.
The objectiv of this paper is to study the relationship between certain ring R
and endomorphism rings of free modules over R. Specifically, the basic problem is
to describe ring R, which for it endomorphism ring of all free R-module, is a
generali
zed right Baer ring, right I1-ring.
Call a ring R is a generalized right Baer ring if any right annihilator contains
a non-zero idempotent. We call a ring R is right I1-ring if the right annihilator of
any element of R contains a non-zero idempotent. This text is showing that each
right ideal of a ring R contains a projective right ideal if the endomorphism ring
of any free R-module is a right I1-ring. And shown over a ring R, the
endomorphism ring of any free R-module is a generalized right Baer ring if and
only if endomorphism ring of any free R-module is an I1-ring.