Show that from Kothe’s Conjecture (“The sum of two nil left ideals in any ring is nil”.) followsthe statement:
if I is a nil ideal in any ring R, then Mn(I) is nil for any n.
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2013-03-01T05:58:23-0500
Note that Mn(I) equals sum of all Jkwhere Jk is the left ideal in Mn(R) consisting of matrices with k-thcolumn entries from I and all other entries zero. Then, each Jk isnil, so by assumption (and induction), Mn(I) is nil.
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