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Abstract.
A ring $R$ is called semicommutative, if $ab=0$ implies $aRb=0$ for
all $a,b\in R$. It is well-known that the $n$ by $n$ upper
triangular matrix ring over any ring with identity is not
semicommutative when $n\geq 2$. In the paper, a special
semicommutative subring of upper triangular matrix ring over a
reduced ring is obtained.
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