Hyman Bass and Ubiquity: Gorenstein Rings

By Craig Huneke. 2002

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This paper is based on a talk given by the author in October, 1997 at a conference at Columbia University in celebration of Hyman Bass's 65th birthday. The paper details some of the history of Gorenstein rings and their uses.

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology

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3. Uwe Nagel
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Citations in the corpus

• Ideals of general forms and the ubiquity of the Weak Lefschetz property (2002, methodology): “We use the term “ubiquity” to emphasize this trend; we do not intend any comparison with the famous paper [3] (see also [ 13 ]).”
• The Geometry of Syzygies: A Second Course in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry (2004, unknown): “Gorenstein rings, as well as [Huneke 1999] and Eisenbud-Popescu [Eisenbud and Popescu 2000] for some manifestations.”