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===The Artinian radical=== The Artinian radical is usually defined for two-sided [[Noetherian ring]]s as the sum of all right ideals that are [[Artinian module]]s. The definition is left-right symmetric, and indeed produces a two-sided ideal of the ring. This radical is important in the study of Noetherian rings, as outlined by {{harvtxt|Chatters|Hajarnavis|1980}}. <!-- ===The Thierrin radical=== The Thierrin radical is the upper radical of all [[division ring]]s. It is hereditary. ===The Jenkins radical=== The Jenkins radical is the upper radical of all simple prime rings. -->
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