دانلود کتاب An introduction to homological algebra

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Contents
Preface
1. Generalities concerning modules
1.1 Left modules and right modules
1.2 Submodules
1.3 Factor modules
1.4 Lambda-homomorphisms
1.5 Some different types of Lambda-homomorphisms
1.6 Induced mappings
1.7 Images and kernels
1.8 Modules generated by subsets
1.9 Direct products and direct sums
1.10 Abbreviated notations
1.11 Sequences of Lambda-homomorphisms
2. Tensor products and groups of homomorphisms
2.1 The definition of tensor products
2.2 Tensor products over commutative rings
2.3 Continuation of the general discussion
2.4 Tensor products of homomorphisms
2.5 The principal properties of Hom_Lambda(B, C)
3. Categories and functors
3.1 Abstract mappings
3.2 Categories
3.3 Additive and Lambda-categories
3.4 Equivalences
3.5 The categories G^L_Lambda and G^R_Lambda
3.6 Functors of a single variable
3.7 Functors of several variables
3.8 Natural transformations of functors
3.9 Functors of modules
3.10 Exact functors
3.11 Left exact and right exact functors
3.12 Properties of right exact functors
3.13 A (X)_Lambda C and Hom_Lambda (B, C) as functors
4. Homology functors
4.1 Diagrams over a ring
4.2 Translations of diagrams
4.3 Images and kernels as functors
4.4 Homology functors
4.5 The connecting homomorphism
4.6 Complexes
4.7 Homotopic translations
5. Projective and injective modules
5.1 Projective modules
5.2 Injective modules
5.3 An existence theorem for injective modules
5.4 Complexes over a module
5.5 Properties of resolutions of modules
5.6 Properties of resolutions of sequences
5.7 Further results on resolutions of sequences
6. Derived functors
6.1 Functors of complexes
6.2 Functors of two complexes
6.3 Right-derived functors
6.4 Left-derived functors
6.5 Connected sequences of functors
7. Torsion and extension functors
7.1 Torsion functors
7.2 Basic properties of torsion functors
7.3 Extension functors
7.4 Basic properties of extension functors
7.5 The homological dimension of a module
7.6 Global dimension
7.7 Noetherian rings
7.8 Commutative Noetherian rings
7.9 Global dimension of Noetherian rings
8. Some useful identities
8.1 Bimodules
8.2 General principles
8.3 The associative law for tensor products
8.4 Tensor products over commutative rings
8.5 Mixed identities
8.6 Rings and modules of fractions
9. Commutative Noetherian rings of finite global dimension
9.1 Some special cases
9.2 Reduction of the general problem
9.3 Modules over local rings
9.4 Some auxiliary results
9.5 Homological codimension
9.6 Modules of finite homological dimension
10. Homology and cohomology theories of groups and monoids
10.1 General remarks concerning monoids and groups
10.2 Modules with respect to monoids and groups
10.3 Monoid-rings and group-rings
10.4 The functors A^G and A_G
10.5 Axioms for the homology theory of monoids
10.6 Axioms for the cohomology theory of monoids
10.7 Standard resolutions of Z
10.8 The first homology group
10.9 The first cohomology group
10.10 The second cohomology group
10.11 Homology and cohomology in special cases
10.12 Finite groups
10.13 The norm of a homomorphism
10.14 Properties of the complete derived sequence
10.15 Complete free resolutions of Z
Notes
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
References
Index