Question #17099

Show that if R is semisimple, so is Mn(R).

Expert's answer

Let Ri=1rMni(Di)R \sim \prod_{i=1}^{r} M_{n_i}(D_i), where the DiD_i's are suitable division rings. Then Mn(R)iMn(Mni(Di))iMnni(Di)\mathbf{M}_n(R) \sim \prod_{i} M_n\left(M_{n_i}(D_i)\right) \cong \prod_{i} M_{nn_i}(D_i) which is a semisimple ring.

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