Corings and Comodules
By Tomasz Brzezinski, Robert Wisbauer. 2003
165 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Epidemiology
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- L. Positselski
- G. Bòhm
- Stefaan Caenepeel
- Weiqun Hu
- J. Št’ovíček
- K. Janssen
- Robert Wisbauer
- Changchang Xi
Citations in the corpus
- The Tilting–Cotilting Correspondence (2017, background): “ver general coalgebras. Let A be an associative ring and Cbe an A-A-bimodule endowed with a coassociative, counital coring structure with the comultiplication map ∆: C −→C⊗A C and the counit map C−→A [19], [58, Section 1.1], [63, Section 2.5]. Assume that C is a flat right A-module; then the category”
- On Categories of Monoids, Comonoids, and Bimonoids (2008, unknown): “[4]).”
- Derived equivalences and stable equivalences of Morita type, I (2008, background): “An extension B ↪→ A of algebras is a Frobenius extension if and only if BA is a finitely generated projective module and HomB(BA,B) A as A-B-bimodules (see, for example, [9], 40.”
- MONADS AND COMONADS ON MODULE CATEGORIES (2008, background): “In the particular case of a left D-comodule N , it reduces to the usual notion of a D-Galois left comodule in [8] by putting A = C = EndD(N).”
- Partial (Co)Actions of Hopf Algebras and Partial Hopf-Galois Theory (2006, background): “The Galois theory of Dokuchaev et al. (2007) can then be considered as a special case of the Galois theory of corings (see Brzeziński, 2002; Brzeziński and Wisbauer, 2003; Caenepeel, 2004; Wisbauer, 2004).”