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Formal Matrices

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  • Provides the first systematic treatment of formal matrices in a single volume
  • Examines injective, flat, projective and hereditary modules over formal matrix rings of order 2 in great detail
  • Includes concrete examples that illustrate the structures of formal matrix rings
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Part of the book series: Algebra and Applications (AA, volume 23)

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This monograph is a comprehensive account of formal matrices, examining homological properties of modules over formal matrix rings and summarising the interplay between Morita contexts and K theory.


While various special types of formal matrix rings have been studied for a long time from several points of view and appear in various textbooks, for instance to examine equivalences of module categories and to illustrate rings with one-sided non-symmetric properties, this particular class of rings has, so far, not been treated systematically. Exploring formal matrix rings of order 2 and introducing the notion of the determinant of a formal matrix over a commutative ring, this monograph further covers the Grothendieck and Whitehead groups of rings.

Graduate students and researchers interested in ring theory, module theory and operator algebras will find this book particularly valuable. Containing numerous examples, Formal Matrices is a largely self-contained and accessible introduction to the topic, assuming a solid understanding of basic algebra.

Reviews

“This book is an attempt to give a rather comprehensive treatment of formal matrix rings. … I strongly recommend this book; it should definitely be in every serious university's library.” (Leon Van Wyk, Mathematical Reviews, November, 2017)



“The book is written in a friendly style. The presentation is clear and many good examples are given to illustrate the main concepts and results. The book is useful to researchers in ring theory and linear algebra. It is also suitable for graduate students.” (Sorin Dascalescu, zbMATH 1367.16001, 2017) 

Authors and Affiliations

  • Tomsk State University , Tomsk, Russia

    Piotr Krylov

  • Moscow Power Engineering Institute , Moscow, Russia

    Askar Tuganbaev

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