If k is an uncountable field, show that, for any group G, rad kG is a nil ideal.
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2013-02-05T08:18:55-0500
Let α ∈rad kG. Then α ∈ kH ∩ rad kG ⊆rad kH for some finitelygenerated subgroup H ⊆ G. Now dimkkH = |H| is countable, and k is uncountable. Therefore, αn= 0 for some n ≥ 1.
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