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Monoids, Krull Monoids, Large Monoids
2019In this chapter, we review what we will need in the rest of the book as far as commutative monoids are concerned. This will show how much we assume of the reader. The contents of Sections 1.5 and 1.7 are exceptions: they are completely independent of the rest of the chapter.
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Algebraic Monoids and Renner Monoids
2014We collect some necessary concepts and principles in the theory of linear algebraic monoids which apply to further investigation on other topics such as the classification of reductive monoids, representations of algebraic monoids, monoids of Lie type, cell decompositions, monoid Hecke algebra, and monoid schemes.
You'an Cao, Zhuo Li, Zhenheng Li
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Siberian Mathematical Journal, 2007
Summary: We propose some formalization of the concept of critical decay number and describe the class of models with this number at most 4 (i.e., every object is decomposable which consists of four or more elements).
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Summary: We propose some formalization of the concept of critical decay number and describe the class of models with this number at most 4 (i.e., every object is decomposable which consists of four or more elements).
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Mathematical Notes, 1995
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1992
These are sketchy lecture notes intended to show that the concepts of divisibility, prime elements and prime-decompositions are most efficiently treated in the framework of monoids. The results then apply both to the multiplicative monoid of the natural numbers and that of the monic polynomials over a field.
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These are sketchy lecture notes intended to show that the concepts of divisibility, prime elements and prime-decompositions are most efficiently treated in the framework of monoids. The results then apply both to the multiplicative monoid of the natural numbers and that of the monic polynomials over a field.
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Toric varieties, monoid schemes and cdh descent
Journal Fur Die Reine Und Angewandte Mathematik, 2015, Christian Haesemeyer
exaly