Ayman Badawi

Assistant Professsor of Algebra
E-mail: abring@math.birzeit.edu
Ph.D. in Mathematics- North Texas Univ.1993.
M.Sc. in Mathematics- Tenn Tech Univ. 1988.
B.Sc. Double Major in Math & Computer Sci.-Tenn Tech Univ. 1986.

Research Interest

Commutative, Noncommutative Rings, Pi-Regular Rings, Fields and inparticular finite Fields, and Undergraduate research projects.

Publications

• "R_n Contains A Division Ring iff R Does", The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol. 100 (7), pp. 679-680 (1993).
• "On Semicommutative Pi-Regular Rings", Communications in Algebra, 22 (1), 151-157 (1994).
• "A visit to Valuation and Pseudo-Valuation Domains", the Proceeding: Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics, Zero Dimensional CommutativeRings, Vol. 171, 156-163. Marcel Dekker, Inc. (1995).
• "On Domains Which Have Prime Ideals That Are Linearly Ordered", Communications in Algebra, 23 (1995), 4365-4373.
• "Pseudo-valuation rings", Proceeding of the second international conference on commutative rings: Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics." Vol. 185, pp. 57-69 (1996). (Join-Work with Professors, David Anderson and David Dobbs at the Univ. of Tennessee Knoxville, USA).
• "On Abelian Pi-regular rings, "Accepted for Communications in Algebra. to apear in (1997).
• "On Comparability of ideals of commutative rings", Accepted to apear in Communications in Algebra.
• "Remarks on pseudo valuation rings", submitted for Communications in Algebra.

Professional Memberships

• Member of the Amer. Math. Soc.
• The American Math. Assoc.
• Sigma XI.