Show that any nilpotent element is quasi-regular in every ring.
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2012-10-30T10:26:52-0400
Say an+1= 0. Then a ◦ (−a − a2−· · ·−an)= −a2−· · ·−an+ a(a + a2+ · · · + an) = 0, and similarly (−a − a2−· ··−an) ◦ a = 0. So, element a is quasi-regular.
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