Fractional skew monoid rings

Mathematics – Rings and Algebras

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Given an action of a monoid $T$ on a ring $A$ by ring endomorphisms, and an Ore subset $S$ of $T$, a general construction of a fractional skew monoid ring $S^{\rm op} * A * T$ is given, extending the usual constructions of skew group rings and of skew semigroup rings. In case $S$ is a subsemigroup of a group $G$ such that $G=S^{-1}S$, we obtain a $G$-graded ring $S^{\rm op} * A * S$ with the property that, for each $s\in S$, the $s$-component contains a left invertible element and the $s^{-1}$-component contains a right invertible element. In the most basic case, where $G$ is the additive group of integers and $S=T$ is the submonoid of nonnegative integers, the construction is fully determined by a single ring endomorphism $\alpha$ of $A$. If $\alpha $ is an isomorphism onto a proper corner $pAp$, we obtain an analogue of the usual skew Laurent polynomial ring, denoted by $A[t_+,t_-;\alpha]$. Examples of this construction are given, and it is proven that several classes of known algebras, including the Leavitt algebras of type $(1,n)$, can be presented in the form $A[t_+,t_-;\alpha]$. Finally, mild and reasonably natural conditions are obtained under which $S^{\rm op} * A * S$ is a purely infinite simple ring.

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