TL;DR: In this paper, the authors introduce a new general construction, called the amalgamated duplication of a ring $R$ along an ideal module $E$ that they assume to be an ideal in some overring of $R$.
Abstract: We introduce a new general construction, denoted by $R\JoinE$, called the amalgamated duplication of a ring $R$ along an $R$--module $E$, that we assume to be an ideal in some overring of $R$. (Note that, when $E^2 =0$, $R\JoinE$ coincides with the Nagata's idealization $R\ltimes E$.)
After discussing the main properties of the amalgamated duplication $R\JoinE$ in relation with pullback--type constructions, we restrict our investigation to the study of $R\JoinE$ when $E$ is an ideal of $R$.
Special attention is devoted to the ideal-theoretic properties of $R\JoinE$ and to the topological structure of its prime spectrum.
TL;DR: In this article, Baer, Rickart, and Quasi-Baer rings were used to injectivity and some of its generalizations, including Matrix, Polynomial, and Group Ring Extensions.
Abstract: Preliminaries and Basic Results.- Injectivity and Some of Its Generalizations.- Baer, Rickart, and Quasi-Baer Rings.- Baer, Quasi-Baer Modules, and Their Applications.- Triangular Matrix Representations and Triangular Matrix Extensions.- Matrix, Polynomial, and Group Ring Extensions.- Essential Overring Extensions - Beyond the Maximal Ring of Quotients.- Ring and Module Hulls.- Hulls of Ring Extensions.- Applications to Rings of Quotients and C* Algebras.- Open Problems and Questions.- References.- Index.
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