Lecture

Ring Constructions: Structure Theorems

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Description

This lecture covers operations on ideals, divisors of zero, and structure theorems in commutative rings. It explores examples and constructions, emphasizing the associated support and arithmetic. The instructor explains irreducible elements and their representation in rings.

Instructor

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