The Golomb topology on a Dedekind domain and the group of units of its quotients

@article{Spirito2019TheGT,
  title={The Golomb topology on a Dedekind domain and the group of units of its quotients},
  author={Dario Spirito},
  journal={Topology and its Applications},
  year={2019}
}
  • D. Spirito
  • Published 24 June 2019
  • Mathematics
  • Topology and its Applications

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