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E-rings as localizations of orders

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Dedicated to Professor Adolph J. Faticoni on his 60th birthday

This research was supported in part by a Fordham University Faculty Research Grant.

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Faticoni, T.G. E-rings as localizations of orders. Acta Math Hung 57, 265–274 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01903677

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