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Communications in Algebra Volume 23, 1995 - Issue 3
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On linear maximal buchsbaum modules and the syzygy modules

Ken-ichi Yoshida Department of Mathematics, Nagoya University, Chikusa Nagoya, 464-01, Japan E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 1085-1130 | Received 01 Mar 1994, Published online: 27 Jun 2007

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Ken-Ichi Yoshida. (1998) A generalization of linear buchsbaum modules in terms of homological degree. Communications in Algebra 26:3, pages 931-945.
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Ken-ichi Yoshida. (1997) A note on multiplicity of perfect modules of codimension one. Communications in Algebra 25:9, pages 2807-2816.
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Ken-ichi Yoshida. (1996) A note on minimal cohen-macaulay approximations. Communications in Algebra 24:1, pages 235-246.
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Nguyen Tu CUONG & Nguyen Thi Hong LOAN. (2004) A characterization for pseudo Buchsbaum modules. Japanese journal of mathematics. New series 30:1, pages 165-181.
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Kikumichi Yamagishi. (2002) Buchsbaumness in Rees Modules Associated to Ideals of Minimal Multiplicity in the Equi-I-Invariant Case. Journal of Algebra 251:1, pages 213-255.
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Ken-ichi Yoshida. (1998) Tensor products of perfect modules and maximal surjective Buchsbaum modules. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 123:1-3, pages 313-326.
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