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==Some relevant theorems== General *[[Isomorphism theorem#Rings|Isomorphism theorems for rings]] *[[Nakayama's lemma]] Structure theorems *The [[Artin–Wedderburn theorem]] determines the structure of [[semisimple ring]]s *The [[Jacobson density theorem]] determines the structure of [[primitive ring]]s *[[Goldie's theorem]] determines the structure of [[semiprime ideal|semiprime]] [[Goldie ring]]s *The [[Zariski–Samuel theorem]] determines the structure of a commutative [[principal ideal ring]] *The [[Hopkins–Levitzki theorem]] gives necessary and sufficient conditions for a [[Noetherian ring]] to be an [[Artinian ring]] *[[Morita theory]] consists of theorems determining when two rings have "equivalent" module categories *[[Cartan–Brauer–Hua theorem]] gives insight on the structure of [[division ring]]s *[[Wedderburn's little theorem]] states that finite [[domain (ring theory)|domains]] are [[field (mathematics)|fields]] Other *The [[Skolem–Noether theorem]] characterizes the [[automorphism]]s of [[simple ring]]s
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