On Rings for which Homogeneous Maps are Linear
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- Rings of homogeneous functions
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- Modules for which homogeneous maps are linear
- Forcing linearity numbers for projective modules
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- Endomorphisms and distributive elements in near-rings determined by rings and modules
- Forcing linearity numbers for modules over rings with nontrivial idempotents
- Differential operator rings for which homogeneous functions are linear
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- NEAR-RINGS OF HOMOGENEOUS MAPS
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- Recognition and computations of matrix rings
- When do all ring homomorphisms depend on only one co-ordinate?
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