Chapter 6 Dedekind Schemes In this chapter we introduce the main protagonists of the following two chapters, namely Dedekind schemes. These will be schemes characterised by certain special properties that are common to

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Date: 2007-09-28 04:05:10 Ring theory Dedekind domain Integrally closed domain Integral element Discrete valuation ring Principal ideal domain Valuation ring Finitely-generated module Local ring Abstract algebra Algebra Commutative algebra		Chapter 6 Dedekind Schemes In this chapter we introduce the main protagonists of the following two chapters, namely Dedekind schemes. These will be schemes characterised by certain special properties that are common to Add to Reading List Source URL: www.renyi.hu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 412,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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