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Commutative Algebra by Keerthi Madapusi

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Commutative Algebra
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Publisher: Harvard University
Number of pages: 177

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Contents: Graded Rings and Modules; Flatness; Integrality: the Cohen-Seidenberg Theorems; Completions and Hensel's Lemma; Dimension Theory; Invertible Modules and Divisors; Noether Normalization and its Consequences; Quasi-finite Algebras and the Main Theorem of Zariski; Regular Sequences and Depth; The Cohen Macaulay Condition; Homological Theory of Regular Rings; Formal Smoothness and the Cohen Structure Theorems; etc.

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