Facchini A Introduction to Ring and Module Theory 2025
Facchini A Introduction to Ring and Module Theory 2025 | 3.47 MB
Title: Introduction to Ring and Module Theory (Compact Textbooks in Mathematics)
Author: Facchini, Alberto
Description:
Textbook writing must be one of the cruelest of self-inflicted torturesCarl Faith Math Reviews 54: 5281 So why didn't I heed the warning of a wise colleague, especially one who is a great expert in the subject of modules and rings? The answer is simple: I did not learn about it until it was too late! My writing project in ring theory started in 1983 after I taught a year-long course in the subject at Berkeley. My original plan was to write up my lectures and publish them as a graduate text in a couple of years. My hopes of carrying out this plan on schedule were, however, quickly dashed as I began to realize how much material was at hand and how little time I had at my disposal. As the years went by, I added further material to my notes, and used them to teach different versions of the course. Eventually, I came to the realization that writing a single volume would not fully accomplish my original goal of giving a comprehensive treatment of basic ring theory. At the suggestion of Ulrike Schmickler-Hirzebruch, then Mathematics Editor of Springer-Verlag, I completed the first part of my project and published the write up in 1991 as A First Course in Noncommutative Rings, GTM 131, hereafter referred to as First Course (or simply FC).
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/701684262b16155242c634aa90bd6062/Facchini_A._Introduction_to_Ring_and_Module_Theory_2025.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/84F47C861A727C1/Facchini_A._Introduction_to_Ring_and_Module_Theory_2025.rar
Textbook writing must be one of the cruelest of self-inflicted torturesCarl Faith Math Reviews 54: 5281 So why didn't I heed the warning of a wise colleague, especially one who is a great expert in the subject of modules and rings? The answer is simple: I did not learn about it until it was too late! My writing project in ring theory started in 1983 after I taught a year-long course in the subject at Berkeley. My original plan was to write up my lectures and publish them as a graduate text in a couple of years. My hopes of carrying out this plan on schedule were, however, quickly dashed as I began to realize how much material was at hand and how little time I had at my disposal. As the years went by, I added further material to my notes, and used them to teach different versions of the course. Eventually, I came to the realization that writing a single volume would not fully accomplish my original goal of giving a comprehensive treatment of basic ring theory. At the suggestion of Ulrike Schmickler-Hirzebruch, then Mathematics Editor of Springer-Verlag, I completed the first part of my project and published the write up in 1991 as A First Course in Noncommutative Rings, GTM 131, hereafter referred to as First Course (or simply FC).
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/701684262b16155242c634aa90bd6062/Facchini_A._Introduction_to_Ring_and_Module_Theory_2025.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/84F47C861A727C1/Facchini_A._Introduction_to_Ring_and_Module_Theory_2025.rar
Information
Users of Guests are not allowed to comment this publication.
