On the additive and multiplicative structures of the exceptional units in finite commutative rings
Abstract
Let R be a commutative ring with identity. A unit u of R is called exceptional if 1-u is also a unit. When R is a finite commutative ring, we determine the additive and multiplicative structures of its exceptional units; and then as an application we find a necessary and sufficient condition under which R is generated by its exceptional units.
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