In this paper we have introduced the notion of relative n-annihilators around a fixed element n of a nearlattice S which is used to generalize several results on relatively nearlattices. We have also given some characterizations of distributive and modular nearlattices in terms of relative nannihilators.

Connections between annihilators and ideals in Frobenius and symmetric algebras are used to provide a new proof of a result of Nakayama on quotient algebras, and an application is given to central symmetric algebras. 2010 Mathematics subject classification: primary 16D99; secondary 15A63.

In our previous paper, we constructed an explicit GL(n)-equivariant quantization of the Kirillov–Kostant-Souriau bracket on a semisimple coadjoint orbit. In the present paper, we realize that quantization as a subalgebra of endomorphisms of a generalized Verma module. As a corollary, we obtain an explicit description of the annihilators of generalized Verma modules over U (

We describe the two-sided ideals in the universal enveloping algebras of the Lie algebras of vector fields on the line and the circle which annihilate the tensor density modules. Both of these Lie algebras contain the projective subalgebra, a copy of sl2. The restrictions of the tensor density modules to this subalgebra are duals of Verma modules (of sl2) for Vec(R) and principal series modules...

Transitioning to a future society, independent of fossil fuels, will definitely require the use of solar radiation for power and fuel production. Due to energy mismatch between device absorption and the broad band irradiation provided by the sun there are severe limitations to how efficient devices for direct conversion of solar radiation can be. One way to better use the solar radiation would ...

In this paper, we present a generalization of the concept bimultiplication algebra by defining crossed modules in associative algebras. Using structure, construct actor module algebras, and obtain annihilators as kernel morphism from to its actor. Moreover, link between square, two-dimensional module.

let $m_r$ be a module with $s=end(m_r)$. we call a submodule $k$ of $m_r$ annihilator-small if $k+t=m$, $t$ a submodule of $m_r$, implies that $ell_s(t)=0$, where $ell_s$ indicates the left annihilator of $t$ over $s$. the sum $a_r(m)$ of all such submodules of $m_r$ contains the jacobson radical $rad(m)$ and the left singular submodule $z_s(m)$. if $m_r$ is cyclic, then $a_r(m)$ is the unique ...