A Systematic Inquiry of Algebraic Implications of Boolean–Like Near Rings Under Pseudo Commutativity
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https://doi.org/10.66566/ijmir/2026.v6n3.07Keywords:
Near-ring, Boolean-like Near Ring, Pseudo Commutativity, Distributivity, Reduced, Nilpotent, Idempotent.Abstract
A. L.Foster and Alfred L.Foster introduced “Boolean-like rings” as generalizations of Boolean rings, and this concept was extended to “Boolean-like near-rings” by researchers like Clay, James.R and Lawver, Donald. In this paper, we have established conditions under which pseudo-commutative Boolean-like near-rings exhibit properties such as idempotency, distributive behaviour, and reduced ideal structures. Pseudo-commutativity is shown to impose significant constraints on the multiplication structure, leading to results analogous to those obtained under full commutativity. We defined the equivalence relation N on R×S by (????1, ????1) ~ (????2, ????1) if there exists an element ???? ∈ ???? such that ????(????1????2 − ????2????1) = 0. The study demonstrates that pseudo-commutativity serves as an effective substitute for commutativity in deriving key structural results, thereby broadening the scope of Boolean-like near-ring theory and offering new directions for further research.
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