Abstract

SynopsisLet N be a zero-symmetric near-ring with identity and let G be an N-group. We consider in this paper nilpotent ideals of N and N-series of G and we seek to link these two ideas by defining characterizing series for nilpotent ideals. These often exist and in most cases a minimal characterizing series exists. Another special N-series is a radical series, that is a shortest N-series with a maximal annihilator. These are linked to appropriate characterizing series. We apply these ideas to obtain characterizing series for the radical of a tame near-ring N, and to show that these exist if either G has both chain conditions on N-ideals or N has the descending chain condition on right ideals. In the latter case this provides a new proof of the nilpotency of the radical of a tame near-ring with DCCR, and an internal method for constructing minimal and maximal characterizing series for the radical.

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