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Martha K. Smith

Professor Emerita of Mathematics

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Natural Sciences

Mathematics

Martha K. Smith is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences Professor Emerita of Mathematics at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

Professor Emerita of Mathematics

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mathematics algebra applied mathematics group theory algebraic geometry abstract algebra homological algebra geometric topology linear algebra ring theory modern algebra pure mathematics representation theory applied algebra universal algebra operator algebras spectral theory general systems commutative algebra knot theory regular representations group rings polynomial identity group algebras communication function spaces non-commutative algebras quantum algebra algebraic combinatorics theoretical analysis nilpotent groups lie algebra cluster algebras algebraic theory tame automorphisms discrete groups simple augmentation ideals integral element separable subalgebra semiinvariant rings unimodular groups weight spaces lie algebra modules emmy noether central zero

Notable Scholarly Works

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About Emmy Noether. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (2022)

Martha Smith

emmy noethermathematics

Stably Tame Automorphisms. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra (1989)

Martha K. Smith

tame automorphismsalgebraabstract algebraapplied mathematicsapplied algebramathematicspure mathematics

Semiinvariant Rings. Communications in Algebra (1985)

Martha K. Smith

representation theorylinear algebrasemiinvariant ringsring theoryalgebraknot theorymodern algebrauniversal algebraabstract algebragroup theoryalgebraic geometrymathematicsgeometric topology

Weight Spaces of Lie Algebra Modules. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1985)

Martha K. Smith

weight spaceslie algebraapplied mathematicslie algebra modulesmathematicspure mathematics

Automorhisms of Enveloping Algebras. Communications in Algebra (1983)

Martha K. Smith

linear algebrahomological algebracommutative algebraalgebraoperator algebrasgeneral systemsfunction spacesmodern algebrauniversal algebraabstract algebragroup theoryapplied mathematicsspectral theoryapplied algebramathematicsgeometric topology

Selected Papers on Algebra. Mathematical Association of America eBooks (1977)

Martha K. Smith

algebramathematics

Group Rings With Simple Augmentation Ideals. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1976)

K. BonvalletB. HartleyD. S. PassmanM. K. Smith

group ringsring theorysimple augmentation idealsgroup theorymathematics

Universal Enveloping Algebras With Subexponential but Not Polynomially Bounded Growth. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1976)

Martha K. Smith

linear algebrahomological algebraalgebranon-commutative algebrasoperator algebrasquantum algebraalgebraic combinatoricsuniversal algebraspectral theoryapplied mathematicsalgebraic geometryapplied algebramathematicsgeometric topology

Algebras With a Separable Subalgebra Whose Centralizer Satisfies a Polynomial Identity. Communications in Algebra (1975)

Susan MontgomeryMartha K. Smith

separable subalgebrapolynomial identitycommunicationdeformation

Rings With an Integral Element Whose Centralizer Satisfies a Polynomial Identity. Duke Mathematical Journal (1975)

Martha Smith

homological algebracommutative algebraring theoryset theorypolynomial identitytheoretical analysisalgebraic topologygroup theoryapplied mathematicsintegral elementalgebraic geometrymathematicsgeometric topology

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Martha K. Smith

Professor Emerita of Mathematics

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Mathematics

Martha K. Smith is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences Professor Emerita of Mathematics at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

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Education

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Martha K. Smith

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Emerita of Mathematics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

About Emmy Noether. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (2022)

Martha Smith

emmy noethermathematics

Stably Tame Automorphisms. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra (1989)

Martha K. Smith

tame automorphismsalgebraabstract algebraapplied mathematicsapplied algebramathematicspure mathematics

Semiinvariant Rings. Communications in Algebra (1985)

Martha K. Smith

representation theorylinear algebrasemiinvariant ringsring theoryalgebraknot theorymodern algebrauniversal algebraabstract algebragroup theoryalgebraic geometrymathematicsgeometric topology

Weight Spaces of Lie Algebra Modules. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1985)

Martha K. Smith

weight spaceslie algebraapplied mathematicslie algebra modulesmathematicspure mathematics

Automorhisms of Enveloping Algebras. Communications in Algebra (1983)

Martha K. Smith

Selected Papers on Algebra. Mathematical Association of America eBooks (1977)

Martha K. Smith

algebramathematics

Group Rings With Simple Augmentation Ideals. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1976)

K. BonvalletB. HartleyD. S. PassmanM. K. Smith

group ringsring theorysimple augmentation idealsgroup theorymathematics

Universal Enveloping Algebras With Subexponential but Not Polynomially Bounded Growth. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (1976)

Martha K. Smith

Algebras With a Separable Subalgebra Whose Centralizer Satisfies a Polynomial Identity. Communications in Algebra (1975)

Susan MontgomeryMartha K. Smith

separable subalgebrapolynomial identitycommunicationdeformation

Rings With an Integral Element Whose Centralizer Satisfies a Polynomial Identity. Duke Mathematical Journal (1975)

Martha Smith

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