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Sayfa 192
From Theorem 4.8 it follows that the ring W is normal and Aut(W) < F □ Aut(F).
Moreover, the Schur ring A* over T corresponding to W* contains p pairwise
isomorphic subrings one of which corresponds to the normal Cayley ring W* (see
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From Theorem 4.8 it follows that the ring W is normal and Aut(W) < F □ Aut(F).
Moreover, the Schur ring A* over T corresponding to W* contains p pairwise
isomorphic subrings one of which corresponds to the normal Cayley ring W* (see
...
Sayfa 201
If , moreover , H is normal in G , then we denote by 4G / h the weak isomorphism
from Ag / h to Ach , induced by 6 . For f e Iso ( A , A ' ) we ... A Cayley ring W over
a group G is said to be normal if Gright is a normal subgroup of Aut ( W ) . Since a
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If , moreover , H is normal in G , then we denote by 4G / h the weak isomorphism
from Ag / h to Ach , induced by 6 . For f e Iso ( A , A ' ) we ... A Cayley ring W over
a group G is said to be normal if Gright is a normal subgroup of Aut ( W ) . Since a
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Sayfa 208
Let W be a normal Cayley ring over a cyclic group G . Then by Theorem 6 . 1 we
have W , = Z ( K , G ) for some group K = Aut ( G ) . Since , obviously , any
generator of G is a regular point of Z ( K , G ) , the ring W , is 1 - regular ( see $ 9 )
.
Let W be a normal Cayley ring over a cyclic group G . Then by Theorem 6 . 1 we
have W , = Z ( K , G ) for some group K = Aut ( G ) . Since , obviously , any
generator of G is a regular point of Z ( K , G ) , the ring W , is 1 - regular ( see $ 9 )
.
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