Show that the center of a simple ring is a field, and the center of a semisimple ring is a finite direct product of fields
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2012-10-31T08:40:58-0400
Suppose R is a simple ring,and let a ∈ Z(R).Then Ra is an ideal, so Ra = R. This implies that a ∈U(R). But clearly a−1 ∈ Z(R), so Z(R) is a field. Next, assume R is asemisimple ring, and let R = (direct product on i=1 to i=r)Mni (Di) where the Di’s are divisionrings. Z(D) = (direct product on i)Z(Mni (Di)) ∼(direct product on i)Z(Di),where the Z(Di)’s are fields.
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