Generative Complexity in Algebra

Author/creator Berman, Joel, 1943- Author
Other author Idziak, Pawel M. Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoProvidence : American Mathematical Society
Description159 p.
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SeriesMemoirs of the American Mathematical Society Ser. 175
Summary Annotation Introduction Background material Part 1. Introducing Generative Complexity: Definitions and examples Semilattices and lattices Varieties with a large number of models Upper bounds Categorical invariants Part 2. Varieties with Few Models: Types 4 or 5 need not apply Semisimple may apply Permutable may also apply Forcing modular behavior Restricting solvable behavior Varieties with very few models Restricting nilpotent behavior Decomposing finite algebras Restricting affine behavior A characterization theorem Part 3. Conclusions: Application to groups and rings Open problems Tables Bibliography
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LCCN 2005041979
ISBN9780821837078
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