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Determinantal Rings by Winfried Bruns, Udo Vetter

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Determinantal Rings
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Publisher: Springer
ISBN/ASIN: 3540194681
ISBN-13: 9783540194682
Number of pages: 244

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Determinantal rings and varieties have been a central topic of commutative algebra and algebraic geometry. Their study has attracted many prominent researchers and has motivated the creation of theories which may now be considered part of general commutative ring theory. The book gives a first coherent treatment of the structure of determinantal rings. The main approach is via the theory of algebras with straightening law.

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