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Jacobson's conjecture
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Statement
Let be a ring with unit that is Noetherian on both sides, that is, left Noetherian and right Noetherian. Let be the Jacobson radical of . Then
Remarks
The conjecture is open in general. For commutative Noetherian rings it holds, by the Krull intersection theorem. The one-sided version, for rings that are only right Noetherian, is false; I. N. Herstein gave a counterexample. The conjecture is known for several classes of two-sided Noetherian rings, among them the fully bounded Noetherian rings.
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| Kind | conjecture |
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| MSC | 16P40, 16N20 |
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| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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