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MATH 561 - Graduate Algebra
2024 - Fall
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A criterion for a module to be finitely generated
Alternate characterization of rank
Annihilators of torsion modules
Annihilators
Direct sum of free modules
Direct sums and injective, projective, flat
Equalizers and coequalizers of matrices
Equivalence relations on sets
Finite abelian groups are neither injective nor projective
Group morphisms that cannot define module morphisms
Groups as categories
Hom(R,M) is M
Hom(R,R) is R
Irreducible modules
Quotients of cyclic modules
Rank and quotients
Ring property from module property
Submodules via ideals
Tensor product of projective modules is projective
The evaluation map
The pullback functor is an adjoint
The Short Five Lemma
There is no 'center' functor on Grp
Torsion Z-modules
Torsion submodules
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Diagram chases without elements
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Double complexes and mural maps
Exact sequences
The Salamander Lemma
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Universal Properties I - Inspiring Examples
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Universal Properties III - Yoneda's Lemma
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A question about finite fields
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Normal subgroups
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Module morphisms and submodules
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Bimodules
The 2-category of bimodules
Constructions on modules
Direct products of modules
Direct products vs. direct sums vs. sums
Direct sums of modules
Examples of free modules
Free modules
Generators for modules and submodules
Quotient modules
Sums of submodules
The Isomorphism Theorems for Modules
Exact sequences
Exact Sequences I - Illustrative Examples
Exact Sequences II - Exact Sequences
Exact Sequences III - Morphisms of Exact Sequences
Exact Sequences IV - Exact Sequences and Functors
Modules over a PID
Jordan Canonical Form I - Definition
Jordan Canonical Form II - Computation
Linear independence, rank and the structure of free modules
Modules over a PID - The Fundamental Theorem
Noetherian modules
Rational Canonical Form I - Definition
Rational Canonical Form II - Additional Properties
Rational Canonical Form III - Computation
Tensor products of modules
Tensor Products I - Extending scalars
Tensor Products II - Tensor products of bimodules
Tensor Products III - Balanced Maps and a Universal Property of the Tensor Product
Tensor Products IV - The Adjoint Property
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Chinese Remainder Theorem
Graded rings
Least common multiples
Principal ideal domains (PIDs)
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Hom(R,R) is R
Suppose
R
is a commutative ring. Prove that
Hom
R
(
R
,
R
)
and
R
are isomorphic as rings.