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(19)- On the embedding of finite rings into matrices
- The embeddability of affine PI-algebras in rings of matrices
- A formal inverse to the Cayley-Hamilton theorem
- Some recent developments in ring theory
- The Jacobson radical in PI-algebras
- Some properties of the product of varieties of associative algebras
- Embeddings for the Jordan algebra of a bilinear form
- Affine PI-algebras not embeddable in matrix rings
- Some examples in PI ring theory
- A Matrix Representation for Associative Algebras. I
- Groups with identities
- Representability of algebras finite over their centers.
- Embeddings in matrix wreath products of algebras
- On some infinitely presented associative algebras
- Affine algebras of Gelfand-Kirillov dimension one are PI
- Associative rings
- Jordan algebras of a degenerate bilinear form: Specht property and their identities
- Automorphisms and derivations of affine commutative and PI-algebras
- A generalization of Cayley-Hamilton algebras and an introduction to their geometries
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