Gorenstein Homology, Relative Pure Homology and Virtually Gorenstein Rings

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Date: 2014-11-14 13:12:22 Homological algebra Morphisms Commutative algebra Gorenstein ring Homomorphism Homology Pure submodule Functors Projective module Abstract algebra Algebra Module theory		Gorenstein Homology, Relative Pure Homology and Virtually Gorenstein Rings Add to Reading List Source URL: math.ipm.ac.ir Download Document from Source Website File Size: 207,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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