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Homological algebra / Projective module / Injective module / Projective cover / Exact functor / Module / Essential extension / Simple module / Perfect ring / Abstract algebra / Algebra / Module theory
Date: 2006-10-13 11:55:20
Homological algebra
Projective module
Injective module
Projective cover
Exact functor
Module
Essential extension
Simple module
Perfect ring
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Module theory

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