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The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland.
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The original ideas were collected during the Problem Sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland.
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In this site, you will find some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, you will find some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to.

The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland.

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In this site, you will find some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, you will find some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, we list some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, you will find some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, we list some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the [[http://aragorn.pb.bialystok.pl/~piotrgr/BanachCenter/meeting.html | Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics]], held from August 2 to August 8, 2009, at the [[http://www.impan.gov.pl/EN/ | Stefan Banach International Center]] in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, we list some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics, held from August 2 to August 7, 2009, in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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In this site, we list some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics, held from August 2 to August 7, 2009, in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.

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The [[PmWiki/basic editing]] page describes how to create pages
in PmWiki. You can practice editing in
the [[wiki sandbox]].

Click on a topic on the left
to go to the topic.

<b>When edit, you can type in TeX formula:</b>
* [=$TeX_formula$=] for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in TeX
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* [=$$TeX_formula$$=] for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in TeX,
* [=\%label, TeX_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on
the page as an anchor to the equation.

For example
, [=$A_B$=] produces $A_B$, [=$$A_B+C$$=] produces
$$A_B+C,$$
and [=\%eq1, A_B+C.\%=] produces
\%eq1, A_B+C.\%
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In this site, we list some open problems in the Radical Theory. There are links to many comments and works related to the problems. History of the problems may be given, or linked to. The original ideas were collected during the problem sections in the Workshop on Radicals of Rings and Related Topics, held from August 2 to August 7, 2009, in Warsaw, Poland. We hope that this will give the new comers to the field some specific goals to work on, as well as remind those already here in the field what we have been looking for.
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* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
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* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
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* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
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* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
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* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on the page as an anchor to the equation
* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on the page as an anchor to the equation
* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on the page as an anchor to the equation
* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
* [=\%label, latex_formula\%=], for labeled displayed equations,
* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on the page as an anchor to the equation
* [=$latex_formula$=] or [=$$latex_formula$$=], for inline equations, like [=$a+b$=] or [=$$a+b$$=] in latex
* [=$$latex_formula$$=] or [=$latex_formula$=], for displayed equations, like [=$$a+b$$=] or [=$a+b$=] in latex
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* [=EQ(label)=] can be used anywhere on the page as an anchor to the equation

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