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A Non-Trivial Ring with Non-Rational Injective Hull
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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Several authors have investigated "rings of quotients" of a given ring R . (See, for example, Johnson [7], Johnson and Wong [8], Utumi [11], Findlay and Lambek [5], Lambek [9], and Bourbaki [2].)
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