Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1961 · 45 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesPhilosophyIndirect RestorationsPhilosophy Of MindUnconscionabilityCommutative AlgebraHomological AlgebraConditionsDuality TheoryNoetherian Rings
Since we shall make such heavy use of this theorem and the techniques used in its proof, we shall now make the standing assumptions that every ring we consider will be both right and left Noetherian and that every module will be finitely generated. The notation and terminology will follow that of Cartan and Eilenberg [2] although we shall usually drop the ring from Hom and Ext since we shall not change rings. In this paper, we shall be concerned with several questions arising out of duality theory. In ?1 we shall consider various conditions which insure that certain modules are reflexive. A useful tool is the exact sequence 0->A--A**+Extl(B, R)-O which holds for torsion-
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Modules of extensions over Dedekind rings
R. J. Nunke · Illinois Journal of Mathematics · 1959 · 102 citations
Remarks on quasi-Frobenius rings
Jean Dieudonné · Illinois Journal of Mathematics · 1958 · 71 citations · Full text