Generalizations of QF-3 Algebras
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- Serial rings and finitely presented modules
- Endomorphism rings of hereditary modules
- Rings with finiteness conditions and their categories of functors
- On indecomposable decompositions of \(CS\)-modules. II
- Characterization of rings using direct-projective modules and direct- injective modules
- Duality for quotient modules and a characterization of reflexive modules
- QF-3 rings and categories of projective modules
- On Auslander's \(n\)-Gorenstein rings
- A note on co-Harada rings
- Injective stabilization of additive functors. II. (Co)torsion and the Auslander-Gruson-Jensen functor
- The stable category of a left hereditary ring
- -flat and -projective module
- Rings characterized by projectivity classes
- Weakly -supplemented modules and weakly D2 modules
- Exactness of the Double Dual
- A note on regular modules
- Endomorphism rings of completely pure-injective modules
- Finite \(\Sigma\)-Rickart modules
- \( \Sigma \)-Rickart modules
- Torsion Theories and Semihereditary Rings
- Characterization of Rings Using Quasiprojective Modules. II
- Characterization of Rings Using Quasiprojective Modules. II
- Associative rings
- Endomorphism rings of modules and lattices of submodules
- p. p. rings and generalized p. p. rings
- On a class of Harada rings
- Locally finitely presented Grothendieck categories and the pure semisimplicity conjecture
- Submodules of pseudo semi-projective modules
- A functorial approach to n-abelian categories
- Projective modules with prime endomorphism rings
- On the Goldie dimension of rings and modules.
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