One sided x-projection, one sided x-idempotent and strongly EP elements in a *-ring

In this article, we present the concept of one sided x-projection, explore and investigate left and right x-projection elements, and introduce new characterizations of one sided x-idempotent elements in a +-ring. We also propose numerous equivalent conditions for left x-projections within a given ring. Next, several equivalent conditions about Hermitian, one sided x-projection, one sided x-idempotent, and strongly EP elements in a +-ring are given.

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Filomat
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2298/fil2505539g
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2
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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10.76
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One sided x-projection, one sided x-idempotent and strongly EP elements in a *-ring

Bakri Gadelseed, Junchao Wei
2 citations
Filomat
Advanced Topics in Algebra
10.76
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One sided x-projection, one sided x-idempotent and strongly EP elements in a *-ring

Bakri Gadelseed, Junchao Wei
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Abstract

In this article, we present the concept of one sided x-projection, explore and investigate left and right x-projection elements, and introduce new characterizations of one sided x-idempotent elements in a +-ring. We also propose numerous equivalent conditions for left x-projections within a given ring. Next, several equivalent conditions about Hermitian, one sided x-projection, one sided x-idempotent, and strongly EP elements in a +-ring are given.

FilomatVol. 39(5)
University of Nyala (SD), Yangzhou University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Advanced Topics in Algebra
10.76
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