The Module Index and Invertible Ideals
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The Module Index and Invertible Ideals
A. Frohlich used the module index to classify the projective modules of an order in a finite dimensional commutative separable algebra over the quotient field of a Dedekind domain. This paper extends Frohlich's results and classifies the invertible ideals of an order in a noncommutatives eparable algebra. Several properties of invertible ideals are considered, and examples are given.
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