Changes related to "Proj construction"
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9 July 2009
- (diff) (hist) . . Ring (mathematics); 01:02 . . (+196) . . Hairy Dude (talk | contribs) (→Formal definition: replace fixed width columns with a bit of padding. Looks much better.)
- (diff) (hist) . . Ring (mathematics); 00:47 . . (-1) . . Hairy Dude (talk | contribs) (→Definition and illustration: navbox here is rather intrusive, causing a big white gap. Moving it up a bit.)
8 July 2009
- (diff) (hist) . . Coherent sheaf; 14:54 . . (-3) . . 84.100.79.126 (talk)
7 July 2009
- (diff) (hist) . . Ring (mathematics); 12:21 . . (+156) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (→Non-commutative rings: minor correction - an analogue of the nilradical can be defined for non-commutative rings)
- (diff) (hist) . . m Ring (mathematics); 01:11 . . (+8) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (Yes, the other version was gramatically incorrect. I have made a minor change because it is certainly not true that rings "never" have anything in common with the integers.)
6 July 2009
- (diff) (hist) . . Ring (mathematics); 20:00 . . (+14) . . Pooryorick (talk | contribs) (Perhaps I just didn't get it, but the previous version seemed non-grammatical)
5 July 2009
- (diff) (hist) . . m Ring (mathematics); 07:34 . . (+1) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (→Non-commutative rings)
- (diff) (hist) . . m Ring (mathematics); 07:30 . . (-5) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (→Non-commutative rings)
- (diff) (hist) . . m Ring (mathematics); 07:29 . . (-9) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (→Non-commutative rings: typo)
- (diff) (hist) . . Ring (mathematics); 07:26 . . (+3,323) . . Point-set topologist (talk | contribs) (→Commutative rings: Written a huge (!) section on non-commutative ring theory. This section is of course still incomplete but still provides the reader with some taste of a major area in ring theo)
