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Commutative Algebra by Pete L. Clark

Commutative Algebra
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Publisher: University of Georgia
Number of pages: 363

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Contents: Introduction to Commutative Rings; Introduction to Modules; Ideals; Examples of Rings; Swan's Theorem; Localization; Noetherian Rings; Boolean rings; Affine algebras and the Nullstellensatz; The spectrum; Integral extensions; Factorization; Dedekind domains; Picard groups.

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