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Use in multiplicity theory
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Overview
- Algebra
- Module Module (mathematics)
- Dimension Dimension (vector space)
- Vector space
- Submodules Submodule
- Commutative algebra
- Algebraic geometry
- Noetherian Noetherian ring
- Krull dimension
- Finitely generated modules Finitely generated module
- Artinian modules Artinian module
- Artinian rings Artinian ring
- Degree of an algebraic variety
- Generic General position
- Intersection multiplicity
- Simple modules Simple module
- Cyclic group
- Integers Integer
- Prime Prime number
- Principal ideal ring
- Projective surface
- Unit Unit (ring theory)
- Local ring
- Meromorphic functions Meromorphic function
- Complex analysis
- Weierstrass factorization theorem
Definition
- Ring Ring (mathematics)
- Ideals Ideal (ring theory)
- Prime ideals Prime ideal
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Use in multiplicity theory
- Jean-Pierre Serre
- Multiplicity Multiplicity (mathematics)
- Artinian local ring
- Bézout's theorem
- Algebraic hypersurfaces Hypersurface
- Projective space
- Algebraic variety
- Subvariety Subvariety (mathematics)
- Codimension
- Stalk Stalk of a sheaf
- Affine variety
- Rational functions Rational function
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length displaystyle ring module finite dimension modules multiplicity chain order algebraic intersection space algebra vanishing artinian theory mathbb frac defined
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