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Modules#

Introduction to Modules

Overview, definitions and presentations of modules.

Introduction to Modules
Free Modules

Free modules, bases and rank.

Free Modules
Modules over Dedekind Domains

Creation, arithmetic, basis and homomorphisms of modules over Dedekind domains.

Modules over Dedekind Domains
Chain Complexes

Ext, Tor and projective resolutions.

Chain Complexes
Multilinear Algebra

Tensors, tensor spaces and multilinear invariants.

Multilinear Algebra

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