Lecture

Primary Decomposition in Rings

Description

This lecture covers the concept of primary decomposition in rings, where the instructor explains the notion of primary ideals and their properties, such as being nilpotent. The lecture also delves into the theory of localisation on modules and the process of localisation of localisations. Additionally, it discusses the significance of primary decompositions in understanding the structure of rings and modules.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra

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