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One-sided \(\nabla \)–Drazin inverses

  • M. Tamer Koşan,
  • Dijana Mosić

摘要

Our aim is to introduce one-sided kinds of the \(\nabla \) –Drazin inverse in associative rings \(\mathcal {R}\) R with unity, where \(\begin{aligned} \nabla (\mathcal {R})=\{a\in \mathcal {R}: 1-au \ \mathrm{is \ a \ unit} \ \mathrm{for\ all \ unit }\ u\ \textrm{with}\ ua=au\} \end{aligned}\) ( R ) = { a R : 1 - a u is a unit for all unit u with u a = a u } is the largest Jacobson radical subring (closed by multiplication by nilpotent elements) of a ring \(\mathcal {R}\) R . In particular, left and right \(\nabla \) –Drazin inverses are defined for elements of a ring. Many characterizations for left (or right) \(\nabla \) –Drazin invertible elements are established based on idempotents, tripotents, powers and matrix representation forms. Certain expressions for left (or right) \(\nabla \) –Drazin inverse are given too.