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The solutions of a linear system in a chosen space are exactly the module homomorphisms from the system module into that space, a bijection that is linear and functorial.
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The solutions of a linear system in a chosen space are exactly the module homomorphisms from the system module into that space, a bijection that is linear and functorial.
Subalgebras of a direct product that project onto every factor. The construction is weaker than a direct product but available everywhere, and it is the decomposition the subjec…
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Lattices in which every subset — not merely every pair — has a supremum and an infimum, and the surprisingly economical criterion that establishes completeness from one half of …
The topological spaces that arise as duals of Boolean algebras: compact, Hausdorff, totally disconnected, with a basis of clopen sets.
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The Weyl algebra is the free algebra on 2n generators modulo the canonical commutation relations, a presentation that gives it a universal property.
Varieties as classes closed under H, S and P, the variety generated by a class, and the lattice of subvarieties.
The intrinsic definition of the ring of differential operators of a commutative algebra, by induction on order through iterated commutators.
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Two results giving conditions under which a variety has a finite equational basis, and the general shape of finite basis arguments.
The theorem bounding the subdirectly irreducible algebras of a congruence-distributive variety, and the structural consequences that follow from it.
Bernstein's inequality bounds the dimension of every non-zero finitely generated module over the n-th Weyl algebra between n and 2n.
Maps between lattices that respect the operations, and the sharp distinction between lattice homomorphisms and merely order-preserving maps — a distinction that has no analogue …
The direct limit of a directed family of modules: its construction as a quotient of a disjoint union, its universal property, and why the limit is an exact operation.
Conditions on a variety expressed by the existence of terms satisfying prescribed identities, and Mal'cev's theorem characterising congruence permutability by a single ternary t…
A module is Noetherian exactly when a submodule and the corresponding quotient both are, which makes the class closed under extensions and finite sums.
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Every left ideal of the Weyl algebra is finitely generated. The proof lifts Hilbert's basis theorem across the Bernstein filtration from the graded ring.
Bounding how large the subdirectly irreducible members of a variety can be, and the compactness arguments that produce the bounds.
60-second, 5-minute and 30-minute revision tiers covering all of PMBOK 7 Section 4.
Working with the duality in practice: how to translate a specific problem into its dual form, and the properties that correspond on each side.
Algebras whose congruences on a product decompose into products of congruences on the factors, and the independence conditions that force this.
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The central definition of the subject: an algebra is a set with a family of finitary operations indexed by a type. Everything that follows is an elaboration of this one idea.
Twisting a module by a ring automorphism keeps the underlying group and changes only the action, preserving simplicity and torsion while often changing the isomorphism class.
Varieties whose subdirectly irreducible members are all simple, and those whose finite members are all direct products from a fixed finite list.
Rings in which every element is idempotent, their forced properties, and their status as an equationally defined class.
Varieties that are both congruence-permutable and congruence-distributive, and the single term that characterises the combination.
Multi-index notation compresses monomials and iterated partial derivatives into a single exponent vector, and it is the working language of the Weyl algebra.
The relaxation of the Boolean product conditions that makes representations available more widely, and what is lost by the relaxation.
Absolutely irreducible modules over a k-algebra: the base-change lemma for Hom, the four equivalent characterisations in Lam (7.5), the role of Schur's Lemma and Burnside's Lemm…
Additive commutators in a division ring: the centralizer of the set of all commutators is the centre, commutators generate D as a division algebra over its centre, and division …
Amitsur's Theorem on the Jacobson radical of a polynomial ring over an arbitrary ring: the radical is the coefficientwise extension of a nil ideal, proved by a roots-of-unity ar…
Amitsur's theorem: for an algebra of dimension smaller than the cardinality of the base field, the Jacobson radical is the largest nil ideal. Full proof by linear dependence of …
Archimedean ordered rings: the equivalence of the archimedean property with the absence of infinitely large and infinitely small elements, and Hilbert's classification theorem s…
Basic idempotents in a semiperfect ring: the definition as an irredundant sum of primitive idempotents, the proof that such an idempotent is full, uniqueness of the corner ring …
Basic rings of semiperfect rings: the lattice and idempotent correspondences of Lam 25.8, the criterion that a semiperfect ring is basic precisely when its semisimple quotient i…
Bass's Theorem P characterises right perfect rings by descending chain conditions on principal left ideals, by DCC on cyclic submodules of left modules, and by an idempotent plu…
Bass's theorem that flat right modules are projective exactly over right perfect rings, proved via projective covers and the flat module attached to a sequence of ring elements,…
How simple modules of a finite-dimensional algebra behave under scalar extension: every simple module over the extended algebra is a composition factor of an extended simple mod…
Lam's results (5.6) to (5.9) on how the Jacobson radical moves between a ring and an extension: direct summand and fixed-ring hypotheses for descent, finitely many centralising …
The block decomposition of a semiperfect ring: existence and uniqueness of the centrally primitive idempotents, the linkage relation on primitive idempotents, and why blocks of …
Blocks of a finite-dimensional algebra over an algebraically closed field, described by central characters: the map from primitive idempotents to algebra homomorphisms from the …
Burnside's theorem: a subalgebra of End(V) acting irreducibly on a finite-dimensional vector space over an algebraically closed field is the whole endomorphism algebra. Proof by…
Lam (20.13): the four consequences of left stable range one for module theory — cancellation of finitely generated projectives, invariant basis number, freeness of stably free m…
A catalogue of the standard counterexamples in noncommutative ring theory: one-sided chain conditions, non-nil radicals, nil but not nilpotent ideals, failures of Krull-Schmidt,…
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