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<title>Algebra and Discrete Mathematics, 2003, № 1</title>
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<title>Uniform ball structures</title>
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<description>Uniform ball structures
Protasov, I.V.
A ball structure is a triple B = (X, P, B), where&#13;
X, P are nonempty sets and, for all x ∈ X, α ∈ P, B(x, α) is a subset of X, x ∈ B(x, α), which is called a ball of radius α around x.&#13;
We introduce the class of uniform ball structures as an asymptotic&#13;
counterpart of the class of uniform topological spaces. We show&#13;
that every uniform ball structure can be approximated by metrizable ball structures. We also define two types of ball structures&#13;
closed to being metrizable, and describe the extremal elements in&#13;
the classes of ball structures with fixed support X.
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<dc:date>2003-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Principal quasi-ideals of cohomological dimension 1</title>
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<description>Principal quasi-ideals of cohomological dimension 1
Novikov, B.V.
We prove that a principal quasi-ideal of a noncommutative free semigroup has cohomological dimension 1 if and&#13;
only if it is free.
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<dc:date>2003-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Uniform ball structures</title>
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<description>Uniform ball structures
Protasov, I.V.
A ball structure is a triple B = (X, P, B), where&#13;
X, P are nonempty sets and, for all x ∈ X, α ∈ P, B(x, α) is a subset of X, x ∈ B(x, α), which is called a ball of radius α around x.&#13;
We introduce the class of uniform ball structures as an asymptotic&#13;
counterpart of the class of uniform topological spaces. We show&#13;
that every uniform ball structure can be approximated by metrizable ball structures. We also define two types of ball structures&#13;
closed to being metrizable, and describe the extremal elements in&#13;
the classes of ball structures with fixed support X.
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<dc:date>2003-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Almost all derivative quivers of artinian biserial rings contain chains</title>
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<description>Almost all derivative quivers of artinian biserial rings contain chains
Avdeeva, T.; Ganyushkin, O.
A lower estimate for the number Mn of all labelled&#13;
quivers with n–vertex parts of Artinian biserial rings is given and&#13;
the asymptotic of the relation Mn/Bn, where Bn denotes the number of those quivers all connected components of which are cycles,&#13;
is studied.
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