Gelfand-Kirillov dimension in some crossed products.
Guédénon, Thomas (2002)
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Guédénon, Thomas (2002)
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Denis Simon (2008)
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In this paper, we study equations of the form , where is a binary form, homogeneous of degree , which is supposed to be primitive and irreducible, and is any fixed integer. Using classical tools in algebraic number theory, we prove that the existence of a proper solution for this equation implies the existence of an integral ideal of given norm in some order in a number field, and also the existence of a specific relation in the class group involving this ideal. In some cases,...
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K. Samei (2000)
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The space of maximal ideals is studied on semiprimitive rings and reduced rings, and the relation between topological properties of Max(R) and algebric properties of the ring R are investigated. The socle of semiprimitive rings is characterized homologically, and it is shown that the socle is a direct sum of its localizations with respect to isolated maximal ideals. We observe that the Goldie dimension of a semiprimitive ring R is equal to the Suslin number of Max(R).