ABSTRACT. It is shown that the adjoint group RŽ of an arbitrary radical ring R has a series with abelian factors and that its finite subgroups are nilpotent. Moreover, some criteria for subgroups of RŽ to be locally nilpotent are given. 1. Introduction. Let R be an associative ring, not necessarily with an identity element. The set of all elements of R is a semigroup with identity element 0 2 R under the operation aŽb = a +b +ab for all a and b in R. The group of all invertible elements of this semigroup is called the adjoint group of R and denoted by RŽ. Following Jacobson [5], a ring R is radical if R = RŽ, which means that R coincides with its Jacobson radical
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