Some Models on McCoy Rings
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https://doi.org/10.58987/fwqmbs47Keywords:
McCoy *-rings, ; reduced *- rings, Armendariz *-ring, *-Armendariz *-ringAbstract
The reliable way of exploring rings with involution, briefly *-rings, is to think about them within the category of *-rings with morphisms preserving involution. The main objective of this study is to address a new concept of generalized McCoy rings and establish some of its basic properties and characterizations. Some examples and theorems are presented to explain this concept.
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