Jacobson radical

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The Jacobson radical is an ideal of a ring that captures elements annihilating all simple modules, playing a key role in understanding the ring’s structure and its representations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in abstract algebra
concept in ring theory
ideal of a ring
alsoKnownAs Jacobson ideal
appearsIn Wedderburn decomposition R ≅ S ⊕ J(R) for semiperfect rings
decomposition of Artinian rings into semisimple part and radical
characterizedAs intersection of all maximal left ideals of R
intersection of all maximal right ideals of R
set of elements of R that annihilate all simple left R-modules
set of elements of R that annihilate all simple right R-modules
set of elements x such that 1-rx is left invertible for all r in R
set of elements x such that 1-xr is right invertible for all r in R
conditionFor R/J(R) being semisimple Artinian when R is left Artinian
R/J(R) being semisimple when R is semiprimary
containedIn nilradical for commutative rings
prime radical for Artinian rings
contains all nilpotent ideals in left Artinian rings
definedFor associative ring with identity
equals 0 for Jacobson semisimple rings
nilradical for Artinian commutative rings
nilradical for Noetherian commutative rings
functoriality homomorphic image of J(R) is contained in J(S) for ring homomorphism R→S
generalizationOf Jacobson radical of modules
introducedIn 20th century ring theory
invariantUnder ring isomorphisms
isIdealOf ring R
namedAfter Nathan Jacobson NERFINISHED
property idempotent-lifting in semiperfect rings
largest quasi-regular ideal of R
nil ideal in Artinian rings
two-sided ideal
relatedTo Jacobson semisimple ring NERFINISHED
nilradical
prime radical
studiedIn graduate algebra textbooks
subsetOf R
symbol J(R)
rad(J)
topologicalAnalogue Jacobson radical of a Banach algebra
usedIn Wedderburn–Artin theory NERFINISHED
algebraic geometry over noncommutative rings
module theory
noncommutative algebra
representation theory of rings
structure theory of rings
theory of local rings
theory of semiperfect rings

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ring theory usesConcept Jacobson radical