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81 small submodule
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82 stable submodule
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83 superfluous submodule
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84 superirreducible submodule
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > superirreducible submodule
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85 supplementary submodule
Математика: дополнительный подмодульУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > supplementary submodule
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86 torsion submodule
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87 total submodule
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88 zero submodule
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89 almost periodic submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > almost periodic submodule
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90 annihilating submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > annihilating submodule
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91 bihomogeneous submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > bihomogeneous submodule
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92 closed submodule
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93 coessential submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > coessential submodule
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94 completely invariant submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > completely invariant submodule
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95 completely isotropic submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > completely isotropic submodule
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96 cyclic submodule
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97 degenerated submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > degenerated submodule
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98 dense submodule
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99 essential submodule
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100 finitely generated submodule
English-Russian scientific dictionary > finitely generated submodule
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