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Reinhold Baer

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Reinhold Baer was a German mathematician known for his work in algebra. He introduced injective modules in 1940 and is the eponym of Baer rings, Baer groups, and Baer subplanes. He was born in 1902 and died in 1979.

Born
1902
Known for
Pure and Applied Mathematics (Academic Press)

Series by Reinhold Baer

Pure and Applied Mathematics (Academic Press)

4 books in order · 1952–1969

  1. Cover of Linear algebra and projective geometry

    Linear algebra and projective geometry

    1952 · Reinhold Baer

    Linear algebra and projective geometry is a 1952 book by Reinhold Baer. It is part of the series Pure and Applied Mathematics. Catalog genres:…

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  2. Cover of Partial differential equations in physics
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  3. The four-color problem

    1967 · Øystein Ore

    The four-color problem is a 1967 book by Øystein Ore. It is book 27 of the series Pure and Applied Mathematics.

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  4. Cover of Treatise on Analysis - Vol 1

    Treatise on Analysis - Vol 1

    1969 · Jean Alexandre Dieudonné

    Treatise on Analysis - Vol 1 is a 1969 book by Jean Alexandre Dieudonné. It is part of the series Pure and Applied Mathematics. The listed edition…

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We list 1 book by Reinhold Baer across 1 series, published between 1952–1969 — each shown in full reading order.

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