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May 27, 2026Axioms1 citationsOpen Access

On Weak e-Reflexive Rings and Their Nil Extensions

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AAA A AlqahtaniEAEltiyeb AliKAKhalid I. A. Ahmed

Key Points

  • The study aims to establish connections between weak e-reflexivity and its properties in specific types of rings.
  • Introduced weak e-reflexive rings and explored their characteristics within Baer rings and generalized reflexive rings.
  • Examined behavior under polynomial and Dorroh extensions as well as within matrix rings and quotient structures.
  • Demonstrated coincidence of weak e-reflexivity and weak e-reversibility under certain conditions.
  • Characterized weak e-reflexive rings through corner subrings and semicentral idempotents.
  • Analyzed structural stability of e-nilpotent reflexive rings.

Abstract

In this work, we establish the relationships between weak e-reversibility and weak e-semicommutativity, introducing weak e-reflexive rings as a natural generalization of reflexive and e-reflexive rings. We demonstrate that, under specific conditions, weak e-reflexivity and weak e-reversibility coincide in Baer rings, and we provide characterizations via corner subrings and semicentral idempotents. Furthermore, we introduce e-nilpotent reflexive rings and examine their structural stability and connections within the class of generalized reflexive rings. A comprehensive analysis is provided regarding the behavior of these properties under polynomial and Dorroh extensions, as well as within matrix rings and quotient structures.

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Alqahtani et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a168b280c924ddd1bd59fd5https://doi.org/10.3390/axioms15060396
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