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    Power-serieswise McCoy Rings

    In this paper, we introduce power-serieswise McCoy rings, which are a generalization of power-serieswise Armendariz rings, and investigate their properties. We show that a ring R is power-serieswise McCoy if and only if the ring consisting of n × n upper triangular matrices with equal diagonal entries over R is power-serieswise McCoy. We also prove that a direct product of rings is power-serieswise McCoy if and only if each of its factors is power-serieswise McCoy. Meanwhile we show that power-serieswise McCoy rings may be neither semi-commutative nor power-serieswise Armendariz.

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    ZCn Rings and ZIn Rings

    It is well known that the m × m upper triangular matrix ring over any ring is not ZIn (and so not ZCn) for m ≥ 2. In this paper, we find some ZCn subrings and ZIn subrings of the upper triangular matrix ring over a reduced ring.

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    Most Commutative Rings Have Maximal Subrings

    It is shown that if R is a ring with unit element which is not algebraic over the prime subring of R, then R has a maximal subring. It is shown that whenever R ⊆ T are rings such that there exists a maximal subring V of T, which is integrally closed in T and U(R) ⊈ V, then R has a maximal subring. In particular, it is proved that if R is algebraic over ℤ and there exists a natural number n > 1 with n ∈ U(R), then R has a maximal subring. It is shown that if R is an infinite direct product of certain fields, then the maximal ideals M for which RM (R/M) has maximal subrings are characterized. It is observed that if R is a ring, then either R has a maximal subring or it must be a Hilbert ring. In particular, every reduced ring R with |R|>220 or J(R) ≠ 0 has a maximal subring. Finally, the semi-local rings having maximal subrings are fully characterized.

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    On Almost Armendariz Ring

    In this paper, we introduce the notion of an almost Armendariz ring, which is a generalization of an Armendariz ring, and discuss some of its properties. It has been found that every almost Armendariz ring is weak Armendariz but the converse is not true. We prove that a ring R is almost Armendariz if and only if R[x] is almost Armendariz. It is also shown that if R/I is an almost Armendariz ring and I is a semicommutative ideal, then R is an almost Armendariz ring. Moreover, the class of minimal non-commutative almost Armendariz rings is completely determined, up to isomorphism (minimal means having smallest cardinality).

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    Remarks on Centers of Rings

    It is proved that for matrices A, B in the n by n upper triangular matrix ring Tn(R) over a domain R, if AB is nonzero and central in Tn(R) then AB=BA. The n by n full matrix rings over right Noetherian domains are also shown to have this property. In this article we treat a ring property that is a generalization of this result, and a ring with such a property is said to be weakly reversible-over-center. The class of weakly reversible-over-center rings contains both full matrix rings over right Noetherian domains and upper triangular matrix rings over domains. The structure of various sorts of weakly reversible-over-center rings is studied in relation to the questions raised in the process naturally. We also consider the connection between the property of being weakly reversible-over-center and the related ring properties.