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Algebra / Abstract algebra / Mathematics / Algebras / Graded ring / Quadratic algebra / Resolution / Hilbert series and Hilbert polynomial / Graded / Tensor algebra / D-module / Tensor product
Date: 2013-11-06 14:11:40
Algebra
Abstract algebra
Mathematics
Algebras
Graded ring
Quadratic algebra
Resolution
Hilbert series and Hilbert polynomial
Graded
Tensor algebra
D-module
Tensor product

1301 Documenta Math. On the Multi-Koszul Property for Connected Algebras

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