Nil Rings Satisfying Certain Chain Conditions
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In general, given the fact that every element in a ring is nilpotent, one cannot conclude that the ring itself is nilpotent. However, there are theorems which do assert that, in the presence of certain side conditions, nil implies nilpotent. We shall prove some theorems of this nature here; among them they contain or subsume many of the earlier known theorems of this sort.
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