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Hereditary QF-$3^{+}$ rings

Dali Zangurashvili
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With the aid of the torsion-theoretical approach, several properties/characterizations of hereditary QF-$3^{+}$ rings are found. These characterizations are formulated in terms of the category of projective modules, the category of injective projective modules, and also in terms of the maximal left/right ring of quotients by Utumi. Moreover, it is shown that, for a hereditary QF-$3^{+}$ ring, the `largest stable submodule' radical (on the category of left/right modules) is permutable with injective envelopes. Besides, it is shown that there is a bimorphism (in the category of associative rings with identity) from such a ring to a semisimple left/right Artinian ring.

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Dali Zangurashvili. 2026-08-25. Hereditary QF-$3^{+}$ rings. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.25119

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