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Commutative algebra / Ring theory / Algebraic structures / Ideals / Associated prime / Finitely-generated module / Torsion / Dedekind domain / Lasker–Noether theorem / Abstract algebra / Algebra / Module theory
Date: 2001-04-07 05:40:34
Commutative algebra
Ring theory
Algebraic structures
Ideals
Associated prime
Finitely-generated module
Torsion
Dedekind domain
Lasker–Noether theorem
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Module theory

1 0. MODULES OVER COMMUTATIVE RINGS

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