Two classes of rings generated by their units (Q1844896): Difference between revisions

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+Invariant Submodules of Simple Rings
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+Q5521595
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+Q5598409
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+Waring's Problem
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+Submodules of Rings
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+Some Remarks About Elementary Divisor Rings
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+Rings of Continuous Functions in Which Every Finitely Generated Ideal is Principal
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+Q5772619
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+On a class of regular rings that are elementary divisor rings
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+Some remarks on elementary divisor rings. II
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+Elementary Divisors and Modules
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+Topological Representation of Algebras. II
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+Elementary Divisor Rings and Finitely Presented Modules
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+Rings which are generated by their units
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+Q5537459
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+An Ideal-Theoretic Characterization of the Ring of All Linear Transformations
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+Every Linear Transformation is a Sum of Nonsingular Ones
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