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Dates:
Lecture:
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Mo 12:15-14:00, N14
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Fr 12:14-14:00, N14
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Übungen:
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Mo 08:15-10:00, S11
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(Gruppe 1 - Daniel Hättig)
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Di 08:15-10:00, S11
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(Gruppe 2 - Daniel Hättig)
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News:
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Hier können die Ergebnisse der Vorlesungsumfrage eingesehen werden.
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The oral exams can be arranged on the following days:
20.2., 13.-14.3., 6.-7.4.
When you register for the oral exam, you can choose the period
(February, March or April) freely; the exact day among those above
and the exact time on the day will be set. In case more days are
necessary in a period, I will arrange for more days. In due time I
will announce how the registration for the exam is done.
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The example classes start in the first week of the lecture period. We will meet
in the computer room D2A38 where the computer
algebra system Singular will be introduced. This will be very helpful to compute
examples. Possible times for this class are:
- Mo, 17.10., 18-20
- Tu, 18.10., 17-19
- We, 19.10., 08-10
We will decide during the first lecture which of the times we are
actually offering.
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If you intend to participate in the example classes please register
online via:
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Literature:
There will be no official lecture notes to this lecture. However,
you can download here the notes Simon Hampe took during the course a
couple of years ago:
Als weitere Literatur empfehle ich:
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Michael F. Atiyah, Ian G. MacDonald Introduction to Commutative
Algebra, Addison Wesley.
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Hideyuki Matsumura, Commutative Ring Theory, CUP.
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Hideyuki Matsumura, Commutative Algebra.
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David Eisenbud, Commutative Algebra with a View towards Algebraic
Geometry, Springer.
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Gert-Martin Greuel, Gerhard Pfister, A Singular Introduction to
Commutative Algebra, Springer.
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Winfried Bruns, Zahlentheorie, Osnabrücker Schriften zur Mathematik.
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Content:
Rings and ideals, modules, Nakayama lemma, localization, Noetherian
and Artinian rings, primary decomposition, Noether normalization and applications
(finite and integral extensions, integral closure, dimension,
Hilbert's Nullstellensatz), Krull's Principle Ideal Theorem, Dedekind domains.
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