A Noetherian ring N is called a Noetherian regular Ring if every x N, x = xyx for some y N. It is clear understanding that for any ring N and any positive integer n, the full matrix ring Mn is regular if and only if N is a regular ring. For a positive integer n and an additively commutative semiNoetherian Regular δ-Near Ring S with zero, let Mn(S) be the set of all n x n matrices over S. Then under the usual addition and multiplication of matrices, Mn(S) is also an additively commutative semi- Noetherian Regular δ-Near Ring with zero and then n x n zero matrix over S is the zero of matrix semi- Noetherian Regular δ-Near Ring Mn(S). Definition 1.4: A Commutative ring N with identity is a Noetherian Regular δ-Near Ring if it is Semi Prime in which every non-unit is a zero divisor and the Zero ideal ia s Product of a finite number of principle ideals generated by semi prime elements and N is left simple which has N0 = N, Ne = N. Definition 1.5: A triple is called a semi-Noetherian Regular δ-Near Ring if and are Semigroups and is distributive over. Then the Noetherian Regular δ-Near ring Mn(S) is Noetherian Regular δ-Near ring if and only if S is a Noetherian Regular δ-Near ring.

This article discusses the work of mathematician Norman Steenrod in the field of algebraic topology. Steenrod made major contributions to the study of homology and cohomology, which help to classify different types of topological spaces. He also developed the Steenrod algebra, a powerful tool for studying the structure of spaces. Steenrod's work had a profound impact on the field of algebraic topology and continues to be studied today. The article concludes by noting that Steenrod's work is an example of the importance of abstraction and generalization in mathematics, which allows mathematicians to study broad classes of objects and discover new connections between seemingly unrelated structures.

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The proceedings volume of the Southern Regional Algebra Conference (SRAC) held in March 2017 covers a range of research topics in algebra. The papers presented in the volume include both theoretical and computational methods, and cover areas such as ring theory, group theory, commutative algebra, algebraic geometry, linear algebra, and quantum groups. The papers consist of research articles and survey papers and highlight ongoing research in algebraic geometry, combinatorial commutative algebra, computational methods for representations of groups and algebras, Lie superalgebras, and tropical algebraic geometry. SRAC has been held since 1988, and this volume showcases the latest findings in computational and theoretical methods in algebra and representation theory. The book is suitable for graduate students and researchers interested in algebraic research.

The article discusses the general notion of independence introduced by E. Marczewski in 1958. A set I of the carrier A of an algebra is called M-independent if equality of two term operations f and g of the algebra on any finite system of different elements of I implies f = g in A. While there are interesting results on this notion of independence, it is not wide enough to cover stochastic independence, independence in projective spaces, and some others. Hence, weaker notions of independence such as Q-independence, which relies on families Q of mappings into A, have been developed. The article delves into Q-independence and discusses the Galois correspondence between families Q of mappings and Q-independent sets. The article concludes with some easily formulated and interesting results. The article is dedicated to the memory of Professor B.H. Neumann.

From the activities and sub questions that were analysed, all 533 activities in the FPRWs and all 196 activities in the ANAs could be classified into four types of patterns: number patterns, repeating patterns, shape patterns with growth and other patterns that did not fit into the three categories. The categories were labelled Difficulty Level 1, 2 and 3, respectively - abbreviated to DL1, DL2 and DL3. DL1 repeating patterns are those patterns where the core of the pattern is interrupted, because these activities simply require the drawing of the next item(s) in the collection of shapes. Although DL2 patterns do not explicitly employ the notion of core to extend patterns, the given core is not interrupted, as it is in DL1. DL3 repeating patterns are complex patterns, where the core of the pattern is fully shown and has two or more items with multi-variability. These patterns can be classified according to levels of cognitive engagement, which range from simple patterns to more complex patterns where the core of the pattern is not easily recognised.

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