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Change of rings

B-module/ and there is defined a natural B-module isomorphism [Pg.120]

If C is an (n-dimensional) A-module chain complex then Ba C is an (n-dimensional) B-module chain complex, and the Z -module chain map [Pg.120]

Given a finite-dimensional A-module chain complex C let TGZ act on Hom (C, C) by the e -duality involution and on [Pg.121]

The verification that relative cobordism is an equivalence relation proceeds as in the absolute case in SI-3, with transitivity requiring the union operation defined in S2.1 above. Addition in the relative L-qroups is by the direct sum and inverses are given by changing signs, as in the absolute case. [Pg.124]

Define the (n-fl -dimensional relative even c-syroroetric L-qroups L v (fft) (n 0) of a morphism of rings with [Pg.126]


Prefixes and Affixes. Prefixes are arranged alphabetically and placed before the parent name multiplying affixes, if necessary, are inserted and do not alter the alphabetical order already attained. The parent name includes any syllables denoting a change of ring member or relating to the structure of a carbon chain. Nondetachable parts of parent names include... [Pg.20]

Relatively few reactions of quinoxaline derivatives occur with change of ring size. Isolated examples are noted in the following text. For example, ring contraction to benzimidazole derivatives occurs when 2,3-diphenylquinoxaline (Chapter XV) or 2-halogenoquinoxalines (Chapter X) are treated with potassium amide in liquid ammonia and quinoxalin-2-one is treated with hydrazine (Chapter VX It is also found that oxidation of l-aminoquinoxalin-2-ones with lead tetraacetate give benzo-1,2,4-triazines (Scheme 6) (Chapter V). [Pg.5]

D. Quinoxalinones from Reactions in Which a Change of Ring... [Pg.85]

Required change of ring size via rearrangement rearrangements may be viewed as a kind of tunneling between structure types and are often discovered accidentally. [Pg.426]

Changes of Ring Structure and Configuration. When the structure of a hydrolyzable pyranoside is changed to that of a furanoside, the latter is unaffected by the enzyme. Thus, the a- and jS-D-glucofuranosides are unaffected 36) by almond emulsin as well as by yeast a-glucosidase (yeast maltase). Similarly, yeast invertase catalyzes the cleavage of sucrose and other jS-fructofuranosides, but not that of the known fructopyranosides 37). [Pg.581]

C U L 434 kJ moR ), may be compared with Y = 4-CN (mpt. 65-66°C (7l 429 kJ moR ), though the data for the 4-cyano-salt are of poor quality. Crystals could not be obtained for the 2-cyano-salt. While there appears to be littie difference in these parameters, the change of ring position of CN, nevertheless, has a profound effect on the conformation of the [NTf2]" anion,... [Pg.534]


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