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Sayfa 218
1 - REGULAR CELLULAR RINGS A cellular ring W < Maty is said to be 1 -
regular if there exists a point ve V such that \ R ( ) | < 1 for all R E R ( W ) . Any
such v is called a regular point of W . In this case Wo = Maty . Obviously , the set
X of all ...
1 - REGULAR CELLULAR RINGS A cellular ring W < Maty is said to be 1 -
regular if there exists a point ve V such that \ R ( ) | < 1 for all R E R ( W ) . Any
such v is called a regular point of W . In this case Wo = Maty . Obviously , the set
X of all ...
Sayfa 220
The mappings WH Aut ( W ) and r H Z ( T ) determine a bijection between the 1 -
regular cellular rings and the permutation groups with base number at most 1 .
Theorem 9 . 6 . Let W be a cellular ring and m > 1 a positive integer . If the ring
Wv1 ...
The mappings WH Aut ( W ) and r H Z ( T ) determine a bijection between the 1 -
regular cellular rings and the permutation groups with base number at most 1 .
Theorem 9 . 6 . Let W be a cellular ring and m > 1 a positive integer . If the ring
Wv1 ...
Sayfa 274
of more elementary nature is true : if both X and Y are BMO - regular , then the
couple ( XA , YA ) is K - closed in ( X , Y ) ( 2 ] . We recall that a subcouple ( Eo ,
E1 ) of an interpolation couple ( Fo , Fi ) is said to be K - closed if for every e E Eo
+ ...
of more elementary nature is true : if both X and Y are BMO - regular , then the
couple ( XA , YA ) is K - closed in ( X , Y ) ( 2 ] . We recall that a subcouple ( Eo ,
E1 ) of an interpolation couple ( Fo , Fi ) is said to be K - closed if for every e E Eo
+ ...
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