Near-rings and algebraic equations

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Description

What is an "equation"? The best answer: a pair (p,q) of polynomials. A solution of this equation is an element r such that por = qor, where o denotes composition. So we are fully in the polynomial NEAR-ring rather than in polynomial rings. And from there, it is quite clear how to define equations in groups, modules, non-commutative rings, and the like. The criterion when an equation (or a system of equations) has a solution turns out to have a "near-ringish flavor" as well. Much of the presented material comes from joint work with Erhard Aichinger.
Period08 Aug 2011
Event title22nd Intern. Conference on Near-rings
Event typeConference
LocationAustriaShow on map

Fields of science

  • 101001 Algebra
  • 101009 Geometry
  • 101005 Computer algebra
  • 101025 Number theory