Trace submodules in semidualizing modules and Foxby classes
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- On the freeness of dual semidualizing modules
- On the nonrigidity of trace modules
- Rings whose ideals are isomorphic to trace ideals
- Syzygy modules with semidualizing or G-projective summands
- The trace of the canonical module
- Trace ideals and centers of endomorphism rings of modules over commutative rings
- Trace Ideals and the Gorenstein Property
- Trace ideals of canonical modules, annihilators of Ext modules, and classes of rings close to being Gorenstein
- Trace ideals of semidualizing modules and two generalizations of nearly Gorenstein rings
- Trace quotient modules
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