Lists of Ring Theorists URL: http://www.uwm.edu/~adbell/RT/lists.html Preliminary alpha version, 1 October 1999 Last changed (minor) 27 June 2001 This page contains pointers to various lists of mathematicians who study non-commutative, associative rings. The lists contain links to Web pages, e-mail addresses, MathSciNet entries, when available. These lists are far from complete and far from ...

ABOUT: POINTERS: 16: Associative rings and algebras Introduction Here are a few notes on (noncommutative) associative ring theory. ( Commutative rings are treated separately, as are non-associative rings). There is a long FAQ on sets with products (rings), a particular emphasis of which is the study of division rings over the reals. Associative division algebras are of particular importance.

ABOUT: POINTERS: 17: Nonassociative rings and algebras Introduction Here are a few notes on nonassociative rings; associative rings are treated in a separate section. There is a long FAQ on sets with products (rings), a particular emphasis of which is the study of division rings over the reals, including the nonassociative ones. For detailed expository information you are welcome to to peruse an ...

Basic Books on Rings and Modules General Theory of Rings and Modules Lambeck, Rings and Modules This is a very nice, small, readable book. Most of all, it is interesting. It probably represents the strongest influence on the graduate algebra course I teach. P. M. Cohn, Algebra 3 volumes, covering undergraduate algebra, standard graduate topics, and advanced topics. Horrendously expensive. I. M.

Tim Hodges Some group photographs from Noncommutative Ring Theory meetings The noncommutative ring theory conference at MSRI. The Goldie retirement conference in Leeds A noncommutative ring theory conference in Durham The Azumaya retirement conference in Bloomington. ...