Polynomial Identity Rings

By V. Drensky, E. Formanek. 2004

167 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. Antonio Giambruno
2. E. Aljadeff
3. Mikhail V. Zaicev
4. A. Kanel’-Belov
5. Sean Lawton
6. Alexey Gordienko
7. D. La Mattina
8. Mikhail Kochetov

In Geometry and Topology

1. Antonio Giambruno
2. E. Aljadeff
3. Mikhail V. Zaicev
4. A. Kanel’-Belov
5. Sean Lawton
6. Alexey Gordienko
7. Mikhail Kochetov
8. C. Florentino

Citations in the corpus

• Polynomial identities and asymptotic methods (2005, background): “The recent achievements in Pi-theory have also stimulated the appearance of new monographs and surveys devoted to polynomial identities ([GRZ2], [DF], [BR]).”
• REPRESENTABILITY AND SPECHT PROBLEM FOR G-GRADED ALGEBRAS (2009, background): “For more comprehensive expositions on polynomial identities the reader is referred to [5], [11], [16], [17], [19], [30], [37], [40].”
• Generators, relations and symmetries in pairs of 3×3 unimodular matrices (2006, methodology): “For n = 2,3,4 this conjecture, known as Kuzmin’s conjecture, has been verified (see [4]).”