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Theorem

When a group ring is linearly compact or algebraically compact

A group ring $R[G]$ is right linearly compact (resp. right algebraically compact) if and only if $R$ is right linearly compact (resp right algebraically compact) and $|G|$ is finite.

Reference(s)

  • W. Zimmermann. ($\Sigma$-) algebraic compactness of rings. (1982) @ Theorem 1 and Corollary 2, p 320