Manuel C. Izurdiaga

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Verdier quotients of homotopy categories of rings and Gorenstein-projective precovers	2024-12-06	Paper
Verdier quotients of homotopy categories of rings and Gorenstein-projective precovers	2023-09-20	Paper
Strong exchange rings	2023-07-31	Paper
Well generatedness and adjoints for homotopy categories of \(N\)-complexes	2023-07-26	Paper
Reflective and coreflective subcategories	2023-02-17	Paper
Endomorphism rings via minimal morphisms	2021-08-26	Paper
Ziegler partial morphisms in additive exact categories	2021-06-30	Paper
The cotorsion pair generated by the Gorenstein projective modules and $\lambda$-pure-injective modules	2021-04-17	Paper
Periodic modules and acyclic complexes	2020-09-10	Paper
Tor-pairs: products and approximations	2020-07-23	Paper
Maximal ideals in module categories and applications	2018-08-10	Paper
The cotorsion pair generated by the class of flat Mittag-Leffler modules	2017-08-28	Paper
Products of flat modules and global dimension relative to \(\mathcal{F}\)-Mittag-Leffler modules	2016-09-23	Paper
On the existence of non-trivial finitely injective modules.	2014-11-12	Paper
Projective and flat objects over rooted rings with several objects	2014-04-28	Paper
Gorenstein conditions over triangular matrix rings	2014-03-14	Paper
A model structure approach to the finitistic dimension conjectures.	2012-06-04	Paper
Strict Mittag-Leffler modules.	2011-12-23	Paper
An equivalence induced by a locally projective module.	2011-06-21	Paper
Accessible subcategories of modules and pathological objects.	2010-06-08	Paper
On the construction of separable modules.	2008-10-20	Paper
Decomposition properties of strict Mittag-Leffler modules.	2007-04-18	Paper
Various Classes of Pseudoprojective Modules over Semiperfect Rings	2006-04-19	Paper
Supplement submodules and a generalization of projective modules.	2004-10-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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