Abstract
A proper ideal \(P\) of a commutative ring with identity is an almost prime ideal if \(ab \in P{\setminus}P^2\) implies \(a \in P\) or \(b \in P\). In this paper we define almost prime ideals of a noncommutative ring, and provide some equivalent definitions. We also examine some cases such that all right ideals of a noncommutative ring are almost prime right ideals.
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