Consider the binary representations of nonnegative integers. Let $\sigma_i$: $\Bbb N \to \Bbb N$ be the mapping that changes the $i$-th bit in the representations. The set $\{\sigma_i: i = 0, 1, \ldots\}$ generates a countable Abelian group $H$. Take a set $\Lambda$ of cardinality larger than continuum and form the direct sum $A = \bigoplus\limits_{i \in \Bbb N, \,\lambda \in \Lambda} A_{i\lambda}$, where $A_{i\lambda} = \langle a_{i\lambda}\rangle$ are cyclic groups of order $2$. For each $h \in H$, the map $a_{i\lambda} \mapsto a_{h(i) \lambda}$ extends to an automorphism $\varphi_h$ of the group $A$. The ring is $\Bbb QG$, where $G$ is the semidirect product $A \rtimes H$.
Notes: $G$ here is a locally finite solvable group of derived length 2
Keywords group ring
Name | Measure | |
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weak global dimension | 0 |
Name | Description |
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Jacobson radical | $\{0\}$ |
Left singular ideal | $\{0\}$ |
Left socle | $\{0\}$ |
Right singular ideal | $\{0\}$ |
Right socle | $\{0\}$ |