Let T=RM NS (θ,φ) and θ=0. We use a complete different technique to obtain the generalize results for K 0(T), i.e., K 0(T/I)K 0(R)K 0(S/NM) and K 0(T/J(T)) K 0(R/J(R))K(S/J(S)).
In this paper,we introduce the notion of λ[S]([S] ρ) semigroup with the inner left and right translations of semigroup S,hence define the homomorphic mapping λ from λ[S] to S and we have λ[S]/kerλS λS and λ(J(...In this paper,we introduce the notion of λ[S]([S] ρ) semigroup with the inner left and right translations of semigroup S,hence define the homomorphic mapping λ from λ[S] to S and we have λ[S]/kerλS λS and λ(J( λ[S])=J(S λ),J(S λ) is the Jacobson radical of S λ.展开更多
文摘Let T=RM NS (θ,φ) and θ=0. We use a complete different technique to obtain the generalize results for K 0(T), i.e., K 0(T/I)K 0(R)K 0(S/NM) and K 0(T/J(T)) K 0(R/J(R))K(S/J(S)).
文摘In this paper,we introduce the notion of λ[S]([S] ρ) semigroup with the inner left and right translations of semigroup S,hence define the homomorphic mapping λ from λ[S] to S and we have λ[S]/kerλS λS and λ(J( λ[S])=J(S λ),J(S λ) is the Jacobson radical of S λ.
