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Conjugates in division rings [PDF]
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1956 1. I. Heller, The travelling salesman's problem I, George Washington University, Logistics Research Project Report, 1954, 88 pp. 2. E. G. Straus, Functions periodic modulo each of a sequence of integers, Duke Math. J. vol. 19 (1952) pp. 379-395. 3. F. Supnick, On the dense packing of spheres, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. vol. 65 (1949) pp. 14-26.
I. N. Herstein
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In vitro assembly, positioning and contraction of a division ring in minimal cells [PDF]
Nature Communications, 2022 Constructing a minimal protein machinery for self-division of membrane compartments is a major goal of bottom-up synthetic biology. Here, authors achieved the assembly, placement and onset of contraction of a minimal division ring in lipid vesicles.
Shunshi Kohyama +2 more
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On the Galois theory of division rings [PDF]
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1959 1. Throughout this paper, K will represent a division ring and L a galois division subring. We are interested in establishing a galois theory for the extension K/L when K/L is locally finite. In order to do this one must identify the galois subrings of K containing L. An example given by Jacobson [4] shows that not every such division subring is galois.
John H. Walter
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Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii Ovidius Constanta: Seria Matematica, 2018 This paper is a continuation of our work on hypernear-rings with a defect of distributivity D. In particular, here we introduce and study a new subclass of hypernear-rings, called D-division hypernear-rings, establishing a necessary and sufficient ...
Jančić-Rašović Sanja, Cristea Irina
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On Conjugates in Division Rings [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1958 Let D be a non-commutative division ring with centre C, and let Δ be a proper division subring not contained in C. In (4) Cartan raised the question: is it ever possible for each inner automorphism of D to induce an automorphism of Δ?
Carl Faith
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Cell division protein CdpA organises and anchors the midcell ring in haloarchaea [PDF]
Nature CommunicationsMany archaea appear to divide through the coordinated activities of two FtsZ homologues (FtsZ1 and FtsZ2) and another bacterial cell division homologue (SepF), which are part of the midcell division ring. Here, we identify an additional protein (HVO_0739,
Yan Liao +6 more
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Minimization of the Bacillus subtilis divisome suggests FtsZ and SepF can form an active Z-ring, and reveals the amino acid transporter BraB as a new cell division influencing factor. [PDF]
PLoS GeneticsBacterial cytokinesis begins with polymerization of the tubulin homologue FtsZ into a ring-like structure at midcell, the Z-ring, which recruits the late cell division proteins that synthesize the division septum.
Ilkay Celik Gulsoy +6 more
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The structure of alternative division rings [PDF]
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1951 R. H. Bruck, Erwin Kleinfeld
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Supersimple fields and division rings [PDF]
Mathematical Research Letters, 1998 It is proved that any supersimple field has trivial Brauer group, and more generally that any supersimple division ring is commutative. As prerequisites we prove several results about generic types in groups and fields whose theory is simple.
Anthony L. Pillay +2 more
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On derivations in division rings [PDF]
Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 1960 Morris Weisfeld
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