Lecture

Ring Theory: Sub-rings and Morphisms

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of sub-rings and morphisms in ring theory. It explains the criteria for a subset to be a sub-ring and the properties of ring morphisms. Examples and canonical morphisms are discussed, emphasizing the stability by multiplication. Terminology and notation related to morphisms are also introduced.

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