On some counterparts of Rickart *-algebras
Abstract
In the present paper, we introduce and study counterparts of Rickart involutive algebras, i.e., almost inner Rickart algebras. We prove that a nilpotent associative algebra, which has no nilpotent elements with nonzero square roots, is an almost inner Rickart algebra. A nilpotent associative algebra, which has no nilpotent elements with a square root b such that b3≠ 0, is not an almost inner Rickart algebra if there exists a nonzero element a such that a2≠ 0. As a main result of the paper, we describe a finite-dimensional almost inner Rickart algebra A over a field F, isomorphic to Fn+ N, n=1,2, with a nilradical N. Also, we classify finite-dimensional almost inner Rickart algebras over the real or complex numbers with a nonzero nilradical N.
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