21. Commutative Algebra « The Notes Of A Sleepy Math Undergrad (cannonical factorization ) and use Note and lemma to get the formula \phi(n)=n(1\frac{1}{. August 10, 2007. commutative algebra. No Comments. http://isit42.wordpress.com/category/commutative-algebra/

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22. Commutative Algebra And Polyhedra Seminar This is the second of two talks that explain the algebra involved in understanding the duality between the graded pieces of the quotient of a polynomial http://www.math.umass.edu/~isoprou/caps.html

Commutative Algebra and Polyhedra Seminar Fridays at 2:35 PM 1234 LGRT GAPS Fall 2005 One of the goals of this semester's seminar is to get a better understanding of Toric Duality, Bezoutians, and Tate resolutions. We will also discuss questions concerning the Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity. Most of the talks will be introductory and will not assume deep knowledge of algebraic geometry or commutative algebra. Date Title Speaker February 10 Organization Meeting February 24 Toric Duality, Koszul Complexes and Spectral Sequences Evgeny Materov March 3 Gorenstein Duality and Bezoutians I David Cox March 10 Gorenstein Duality and Bezoutians II David Cox March 17 Gorenstein Duality and Bezoutians III David Cox March 24 No seminar. Spring break (aka reading week). March 31 Gorenstein Duality and Bezoutians IV David Cox April 7 No seminar April 14 Duality and Tate Resolutions David Cox April 21 Toric residues and Bezoutians Ivan Soprunov April 28 Dual Defect Toric Varieties Eduardo Cattani May 12 Dual Defect Toric Varieties II Eduardo Cattani Eduardo Cattani, UMass. "Dual Defect Toric Varieties"

23. Math 252: Commutative Algebra And Algebraic Geometry This is a basic, introductory course in commutative algebra. commutative algebra forms the foundation on which Algebraic Geometry and Algebraic Number http://www.math.duke.edu/graduate/courses/spring02/math252.html

Math 252: Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry (Spring 2002) Instructor Andreas Rosenchon Description This is a basic, introductory course in commutative algebra. Commutative algebra forms the foundation on which Algebraic Geometry and Algebraic Number Theory are built. As there is much more basic commutative algebra than can be covered in a one semester course, some selection of topics is necessary. Since Math 252 is a prerequisite for the Math 273 (Algebraic Geometry), but not for the Algebraic Number Theory course, there will be a strong bias towards classical algebraic geometry and away from number theory. A list of notions from algebraic geometry which will be covered is included below. We will restrict attention to algebraic varieties over algebraically closed fields. Mostly we will work with the category of affine varieties, although projective varieties will be touched upon. Geometric topics The Zariski topology on affine space, affine varieties, Noetherian topological spaces, Krull dimension, irreduciblity, polynomial maps between affine varieties, closed embeddings, dominant maps, product varieties, principal open subsets, affine algebraic groups, tori, affine toric varieties, the tangent space, finite maps, closed maps, quotients by finite group actions, constructible sets, images of polynomial maps, bounds on dimensions of intersections, the singular locus, open maps, flat maps, dimensions of fibers of polynomial maps, projective varieties, Hilbert functions, Bezout's theorem for intersection with a projective hypersurface, tangent cones, foundations of the theory of divisors on a smooth complex analytic space or variety (divisors will only be introduced in the algebraic geometry course; we just do the commutative algebra needed to get the theory going).

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25. Commutative Algebra For Cohomology Rings Of Virtual Duality Groups Cohomology rings of finite groups have strong duality properties, as shown by Benson and Carlson and Greenlees We prove here that cohomology rings of http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/206622.html

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27. Graduate Studies In Commutative Algebra And Algebraic Geometry Some time ago, a graduate student interested in commutative algebra and algebraic geometry asked me for input on what to read and how to choose a thesis http://www.math.tamu.edu/~schenck/grad.html

Graduate Studies in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry Some time ago, a graduate student interested in commutative algebra and algebraic geometry asked me for input on what to read and how to choose a thesis advisor. For what they are worth, here are some thoughts on the subject. I. What to study Here are my top 5 books for a beginning graduate student interested in commutative algebra and algebraic geometry. Cox, Little, O'Shea : "Ideals, varieties, and algorithms". This is a Springer UTM, and is a nice introduction to the area; I taught an undergraduate class out of it last year. It is full of examples and an easy, fun read. Atiyah-Macdonald : "Commutative Algebra" A very approachable introduction to the important ideas of commutative algebra , and a good lead in to the book of Eisenbud (see below). Miranda : "Algebraic curves and Riemann surfaces" Probably the most comprehensive introduction to curves, it looks at the subject from all angles. Miranda notes in the introduction that the book grew out of a course he has taught 5 times; this shows in the smooth presentation. Griffiths : "Introduction to Algebraic Curves" A complex analytic introduction to algebraic curves, and one of my favorite elementary books. You need only a class in one complex variable (or read, say, Churchill and Brown); it is amazing how far one can go with elementary tools.

28. Snowbird Conference Injective modules are covered in most courses on commutative algebra, but we realize that you may not have had such course. We expect you to have read the http://www.math.purdue.edu/~walther/snowbird.html

Summer school in commutative algebra: Local cohomology and its interactions with algebra, geometry, and analysis for graduate students Monday June 20 Thursday June 30, 2005 in Snowbird, Utah Lecture Notes The lecture notes have been rewritten and are now open for inspection. Here is the current version. You are invited to give us comments regarding omissions, repetitions, and errors of all sorts. Please send them to Uli at walther@math.purdue.edu, regardless of the author of the chapter in question. Of course, the sooner you send in corrections/comments, the earlier that we can address them. (Time is relevant since the notes will be published by the AMS.) Thanks so much! Organizing committee: Anurag Singh (Georgia Tech, singh@math.gatech.edu) Uli Walther (Purdue, walther@math.purdue.edu). We wish to express our THANKS to Wayne Drady and the AMS for all their HELP and SUPPORT , and to MSRI at Berkeley for the much appreciated COSPONSORSHIP of this summer school. This is one of the 2005 Joint Summer Research Conferences . (Look here for a lot of useful info about these conferences, and Snowbird in general.)

29. (Non)commutative Algebra Seminar, University Of Michigan Abstract In this talk we discuss the relation between the following objects rank 1 projective modules (ideals) over the first Weyl algebra A1(C) and http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/~hderksen/algebra/index.html

The University of Michigan Algebra Seminar Winter 2007, Tuesday 3:10-4:00, 3088 East Hall (organized by Harm Derksen and Toby Stafford) February 5, Paczki Day Jerzy Weyman Northeastern University The Boij-Soderberg conjectures on Betti numbers of graded modules Abstract: I will report on the contents of two recent papers: "The Existence of Pure Free Resolutions" by Eisenbud, Floystad, and myself ( arXiv:0709.1529 ) and "Betti Numbers of Graded Modules and Cohomology of Vector Bundles" by Eisenbud and Schreyer ( arXiv:0712.1843 ). These two papers give the proof of Boij-Soderberg conjectures on Betti diagrams of graded Cohen-Macaulay modules over polynomial rings over a field of characteristic zero. These conjectures imply the multiplicity conjectures of Herzog-Huneke and Srinivasan. March 25 Travis Schedler University of Chicago TBA Abstract: TBA Last modified: 11/16/07, maintained by Harm Derksen

30. Commutative Algebra Seminars At IIT-Bombay This Blog will keep record of all commutative algebra seminars held at IITB The following seminars in commutative algebra will be held during April 23 http://commalg-seminars-iitb.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Commutative Algebra Seminars at IIT-Bombay This Blog will keep record of all commutative algebra seminars held at IIT-B Thursday, April 19, 2007 Seminars from April 23 to 27 The following seminars in commutative algebra will be held during April 23 to 27. Friday April 27 3:30 to 4:25 pm Prof. S.M. Bhatwadekar Title : Quillen's proof of Serre' conjecture V 4:30 to 5:25 pm Prof. S.M. Bhatwadekar Title : Quillen's proof of Serre' conjecture VI Room: 114 (in dept of Maths) Posted by Commutative Algebra Seminars at IIT-B at 11:36 AM Friday, April 13, 2007 Seminars from April 16 to 20 The following seminars in commutative algebra will be held during April 16 to 20. Thursday April 19 3-4:15 pm Prof. J. K. Verma Title : Rings of invariants of finite groups IV Friday April 20 3:30 to 4:25 pm Prof. S.M. Bhatwadekar Title : Quillen's proof of Serre' conjecture III 4:30 to 5:25 pm Prof. S.M. Bhatwadekar Title : Quillen's proof of Serre' conjecture IV Room: 114 (in dept of Maths) Posted by Commutative Algebra Seminars at IIT-B at 5:05 AM Thursday, April 5, 2007

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32. Commutative Algebra Seminar We plan to begin the year by covering some of the material in the new book Combinatorial commutative algebra by Ezra Miller and Bernd Sturmfels. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/~jsidman/commalg.html

Commutative Algebra Seminar Fridays at 2:35 1634 LGRT We plan to begin the year by covering some of the material in the new book Combinatorial Commutative Algebra by Ezra Miller and Bernd Sturmfels September 17 Ch. 7: Semigroup Algebras Jessica Sidman Mount Holyoke College and University of Massachusetts, Amherst September 24 Ch. 8: Multigraded polynomial rings Amit Khetan University of Massachusetts, Amherst October 8 No meeting. October 15 Ch. 1: Square-free monomial ideals Christine von Renesse University of Massachusetts, Amherst Anne Christophersen University of Massachusetts, Amherst and University of Aarhus October 22 Ch. 4: Cellular resolutions David Cox Amherst College October 29 No meeting. November 5 No meeting. November 12 Ch. 2 Borel-fixed monomial ideals Jessica Sidman Mount Holyoke College and University of Massachusetts, Amherst November 17 Business meeting at 3:00 December 3 Ch. 4 Cellular resolutions Ivan Soprounov University of Massachusetts, Amherst December 10 Ch. 10 Toric varieties David Cox Amherst College February 11 Applications of Algebraic Geometry in Geometric Modelling Abstract Falai Chen Univ. of Science and Technology of China, Hefei

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34. R-Commutative Geometry Generalizing lots of concepts from commutative algebras to supercommutative . Generalizing this, we say that an ralgebra is ``r-commutative if http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/braids/node6.html

Next: r-Algebras Up: Braids and Quantization Previous: The Quantum Plane r-Commutative Geometry While there are plenty of things to say about the quantum plane, and quantum groups, I think I'll home in on my main topic at last: r-commutative geometry. This is a particular approach to noncommutative geometry that generalizes what mathematicians and physicists call ``supergeometry''. So first I should say a brief word about supergeometry. First, recall that the plain old geometry of manifolds can be cast into the language of commutative algebra by considering not the manifold itself as a set of points, but the algebra of (smooth, complex) functions on the manifold. (In this language, for example, vector fields are derivations, vector bundles are projective modules, and so on every geometric construct has an algebraic analog.) Now in the 1970's, physicists really caught on to the fact that considering only commutative algebras was horribly unfair to fermions, which like to anticommute: i.e. they have instead of So while the phase space of bosonic system is a manifold, the phase space of a system containing both bosonic and fermionic degrees of freedom is a ``supermanifold'' a (particular kind of) algebra which has ``even'' and ``odd'' elements, such that the even, or bosonic, elements commute, while the odd elements anticommute. (The even elements commute with the odd elements, by the way.) Generalizing lots of concepts from commutative algebras to supercommutative algebras simply amounts to sticking in appropriate minus signs! The rule of thumb is that whenever one switches two elements

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Connecting you with the University of Missouri-Columbia’s innovative research and creative activity Home Interviews Topics About The Rings of Commutative Algebra A visit with Ian Aberbach , Professor of Mathematics June 06, 2006 - Topics: commutativealgebra mathematics Ian Aberbach confesses that he thought about pursuing English as a major in college, but found the problems in a modern algebra class so engaging that he was drawn inescapably to mathematics instead. Taking that fork in the road has led Aberbach to a career in commutative algebra. During our interview, the math professor patiently allowed me to test the claim that “no question is a stupid question.” When asked to explain his research to the general public, Aberbach admitted that he wasn’t sure whether that was possible, referring to the highly specialized language, concepts, and theory in which his work is situated—concepts that are crucial for algebraists, but challenging for those outside of that subfield to wrap their minds around. In spite of the highly technical language, Aberbach does his best to explain his research in layperson’s terms. Within the area of algebra, a broad subfield of mathematics, Aberbach studies algebraic objects called rings, especially looking at those rings that are “commutative.” A ring is a set, along with both addition and multiplication operations, which satisfy certain axioms. “Commutative” in this context means, for example, that 3 x 5 is the same as 5 x 3. As a motivating example, think for instance of the integers. Another motivating example is the ring of polynomials, since one can both add and multiply them together. Much of commutative algebra consists of trying to understand the solution set of a collection of polynomials. This set is geometric in nature, but there is an associated ring that can be studied, and these two relate to each other. As a simple example, the solution set of x

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39. Math 221: Commutative Algebra Textbook Introduction to commutative algebra, by Atiyah and Macdonald. You are not required to buy this book, but I intend to follow it for a large part of http://www.math.harvard.edu/~tfylam/Math221/Math221.html

Math 221 Commutative Algebra Harvard Fall 2007 Instructor: Thomas Lam Course Assistant : Dustin Clausen (dclausen[at]fas) Lectures: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12-1 Science Center 310 Office Hours : Monday 2-3pm, Tuesday 4-5pm (Science Center 435) Announcements: Announcements will be posted here. Handouts: First Day Problem sets: There will be problem sets roughly once a week. Collaboration on homework is permitted, but you are not allowed to just copy someone else's work. You have to mention on your problem set who you worked with. Solutions below are written by Dustin. Pset 1 (Due 09/28): [AM, Ch1] Exercise in text: 1.13; Exercises at end: 6, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. Solution Pset 2 (Due 10/01): (1) Prove that a unique factorization domain is normal (i.e. equal to its normalization). (2) What is the normalization of A = k[x,y]/(y^2-x^3)? Here k is a field. (3) (David and Soroosh ask) Let I be an ideal in a ring A. Is Ann(I/I^2) = I + Ann(I)? [AM, Ch2] Exercises at end: 2, 3 (there is nearly nothing to do here except follow instructions). [AM, Ch5] Exercises at end: 8, 9.

40. Commutative Algebra? yes. commutative groups are in fact the motivation for commutative algebra. i.e. commutative groups are interpreted as modules over the commutative ring Z. http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=203351

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