Descending Chain Condition
Key Facts
Abbreviation
DCC
Pronunciation
/dɪˈsɛndɪŋ ʧeɪn kənˈdɪʃən/
Category
Academic & Science
Related Field
Mathematics
Examples in Context
- Let be a ring almost satisfying the descending chain condition for principal left ideals and has a unity.
- Minimal condition extends DCC ( descending chain condition ) which is from finite to infinite.
- In the linear space with descending chain condition of subspaces, every subspace can be written as finite intersection of maxmin subspaces.
- The following results are obtained : ( 1 ) If Ω is a right primitive ring, A is Ω non-nil ideal and left ideals of Ω contained in A practically satisfy the descending chain condition,Ω is a left primitive ring.
- Theorem 2 Let R be a subdirectly irreducible ring without any nonzero nilpotent element and the heart of R be H. If the left ideals of R contained in H satisfy the descending chain condition, then R is a division ring.
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