Noncommutative Rings by Michael Artin
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Michael Artin’s Noncommutative Rings is a set of graduate-level lecture notes that explore the structure and theory of rings where multiplication is not necessarily commutative. The text warmly clarity and depth, often used in advanced algebra courses.
This text is covered the Noncommutative Rings's following topics Morita equivalence (Hom, Bimodules, Projective modules etc), Localization and Goldie's theorem, Artin–Wedderburn theorem, Central simple algebras, division algebras and the Brauer group, Maximal orders, PI-rings, Irreducible representations, Growth of algebras. The beginning of the course (diamond lemma, Peirce decomposition, density and Wedderburn theory) because author began writing notes some time after the semester begain.
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1999
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103
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English
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conver the following topics.
Part-I Morita equivalence
1. Hom
2. Bimodules
3. Projective modules
4. Tensor products
5. Functors
6. Direct limits
7. Adjoint functors
8. Morita equivalence
Part-II Localization and Goldie’s theorem
1. Terminology
2. Ore sets
3. Construction of the ring of fractions
4. Modules of fractions
5. Essential submodules and Goldie rank
6. Goldie’s theorem
Part-III Central simple algebras and the Brauer group
1. Tensor product algebras
2. Central simple algebras
3. Skolem-Noether theorem
4. Commutative subfields of central simple algebras
5. Faithful flatness
6. Amitsur complex
7. Interlude: analogy with bundles
8. Characteristic polynomial for central simple algebras
9. Separable splitting fields
10. Structure constants
11. Smooth maps and idempotents
12. Azumaya algebras
13. Dimension of a variety
14. Background on algebraic curves
15. Tsen’s theorem
Part-IV Maximal orders
1. Lattices and orders
2. Trace pairing on Azumaya algebras
3. Separable algebras
4. Maximal orders in separable algebras
5. Hensel’s lemma
6. Maximal orders over complete discrete valuation rings
7. Recovering data from the completion
8. Addendum to Chapter III
Part-V Irreducible representations
1. Definition
2. Examples
3. Standard identities
4. Central polynomials
5. Polynomial identity rings
6. Kaplansky’s theorem
7. Amitsur’s theorem
8. Posner’s theorem
9. Intrinsic characterization of Azumaya algebras
10. Irreducible representations of the free ring
11. The case of two 2 × 2 matrices X, Y
12. Some tensor notation
13. The main theorem of invariant theory
14. Procesi’s theorem
15. The spectrum of the ring of generic matrices
Part-VI Growth of algebras
1. Growth functions
2. Warfield’s theorem
3. Path algebras
4. Bergman’s gap theorem
5. Theorem of Stephenson and Zhang
6. Projective covers
7. Hilbert functions of graded algebras of finite global dimension
8. Modules with linear growth
9. Theorem of Small and Warfield
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