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(33)- On prime ideals in hereditary PI-rings
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- Subrings of idealizer rings
- Weak \((C_{11})\) modules and algebraic topology type examples.
- On CLS-modules
- Weakly-\(\tau\)-flat modules
- On the restricted minimum condition for rings
- Dimension and torsion theories for a class of Baer *-rings.
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- Some cardinality questions for flat modules and coherence
- Some conditions on commutative semiprime rings
- Semihereditary endomorphism rings
- Embedding nonsingular modules in free modules
- Subprojectivity domains of pure-projective modules
- Regular Self-Injective Rings With a Polynomial Identity
- On artinian sc-rings
- sa-supplement submodules
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- On minimal absolutely pure domain of \(RD\)-flat modules
- D-extending modules
- Extended S-supplement submodules
- Rings whose injective hulls are dual square free
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- Torsion Theories and Semihereditary Rings
- Projectivity relative to closed (neat) submodules
- On subinjectivity domains of RD-injective modules
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- A proper subclass of nonsingular rings
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- The generating hypothesis in the derived category of a ring.
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