AbstractIt is well known that an Elementary Divisor domain R is a Bézout domain, and it is a classical open question to determine whether the converse statement is false. In this article, we provide new chains of implications between R is an Elementary Divisor domain and R is Bézout defined by hyperplane conditions in the general linear group. Motivated by these new chains of implications, we construct, given any commutative ring R, new Bézout rings associated with R
AbstractThe question of whether the amalgamated free product of two domains is itself a domain is co...
AbstractGiven three lists of ideals of a Dedekind domain, the question is raised whether there exist...
AbstractIt is shown that certain classes of Bezout domains have stable range 1, and thus are element...
AbstractIt is well known that an Elementary Divisor domain R is a Bézout domain, and it is a classic...
AbstractElementary divisor domains were defined by Kaplansky [I. Kaplansky, Elementary divisors and ...
We study an analogue of unique factorization rings in the case of an elementary divisor domain
We investigate commutative Bezout domains in which any nonzero prime ideal is contained in a fini...
AbstractElementary divisor domains were defined by Kaplansky [I. Kaplansky, Elementary divisors and ...
By a slight modification of Kaplansky\u27s argument, we find that the condition on zero-divisors can...
AbstractIt is shown that certain classes of Bezout domains have stable range 1, and thus are element...
A commutative ring S with identity element 1 is called an elementary divisor ring (resp. Hermite rin...
We introduce the Gelfand local rings. In the case of commutative Gelfand local Bezout domains we sho...
AbstractLet ℋq(Sn) be the Iwahori-Hecke algebra of the symmetric group defined over the ring Z[q,q−1...
AbstractWe show that a knot module M is a cyclic module if and only if E1(M)=Λ, all Steinitz-Fox-Smy...
International audienceThis paper presents a Coq formalization of linear algebra over elementary divi...
AbstractThe question of whether the amalgamated free product of two domains is itself a domain is co...
AbstractGiven three lists of ideals of a Dedekind domain, the question is raised whether there exist...
AbstractIt is shown that certain classes of Bezout domains have stable range 1, and thus are element...
AbstractIt is well known that an Elementary Divisor domain R is a Bézout domain, and it is a classic...
AbstractElementary divisor domains were defined by Kaplansky [I. Kaplansky, Elementary divisors and ...
We study an analogue of unique factorization rings in the case of an elementary divisor domain
We investigate commutative Bezout domains in which any nonzero prime ideal is contained in a fini...
AbstractElementary divisor domains were defined by Kaplansky [I. Kaplansky, Elementary divisors and ...
By a slight modification of Kaplansky\u27s argument, we find that the condition on zero-divisors can...
AbstractIt is shown that certain classes of Bezout domains have stable range 1, and thus are element...
A commutative ring S with identity element 1 is called an elementary divisor ring (resp. Hermite rin...
We introduce the Gelfand local rings. In the case of commutative Gelfand local Bezout domains we sho...
AbstractLet ℋq(Sn) be the Iwahori-Hecke algebra of the symmetric group defined over the ring Z[q,q−1...
AbstractWe show that a knot module M is a cyclic module if and only if E1(M)=Λ, all Steinitz-Fox-Smy...
International audienceThis paper presents a Coq formalization of linear algebra over elementary divi...
AbstractThe question of whether the amalgamated free product of two domains is itself a domain is co...
AbstractGiven three lists of ideals of a Dedekind domain, the question is raised whether there exist...
AbstractIt is shown that certain classes of Bezout domains have stable range 1, and thus are element...