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A common generalization of local cohomology theories

  • M. H. Bijan-Zadeh (a1)
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Throughout this note all rings considered will be commutative and noetherian and will have non-zero identity elements. A will always denote such a ring and the category of all A-modules and all A-homomorphisms will be denoted by A.

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