A determinant in continuous rings

Generalized Rings of Measurable and Continuous Functions

This paper is an attempt to generalize, simultaneously, the ring of real-valued continuous functions and the ring of real-valued measurable functions.

A Note on Rings of Continuous Functions

For a topological space X, and a topological ring A, let C(X,A) be the ring of all continuous functions from X into A under the pointwise multiplication. We show that the theorem "there is a completely regular space Y associated with a given topological space X such that C(Y,R) is isomorphic to C(X,R)" may be extended to a fairly large class of topologlcal rings, and that, in the study of algeb...

Concerning Rings of Continuous Functions

Rings of Uniformly Continuous Functions

There is a natural bijective correspondence between the compactifications of a Tychonoff space X, the totally bounded uniformities on X, and the unital C∗-subalgebras of C∗(X) (the algebra of bounded continuous complex valued functions on X) with what we call the completely regular separation property. The correspondence of compactifications with totally bounded uniformities is well know and ca...

Primeness in Near-rings of Continuous Functions

Various types of primeness have been considered for near-rings. One of these is the concept of equiprime, which was defined in 1990 by Booth, Groenewald and Veldsman. We will investigate when the near-ring N0(G) of continuous zeropreserving self maps of a topological group G is equiprime. This is the case when G is either T0 and 0-dimensional or T0 and arcwise connected. We also give conditions...