Centrally Essential Rings and Semirings

Abstract

This work is a review of results about centrally essential rings and semirings. A ring (resp., semiring) is said to be centrally essential if it is either commutative or satisfy the property that for any non-central element a, there exist non-zero central elements x and y with ax=y. The class of centrally essential rings is very large; many corresponding examples are given in the work

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