Covers of Acts Over Monoids and Pure Epimorphisms

In 2001, Enochs's celebrated flat cover conjecture was finally proven, and the proofs (two different proofs were presented in the same paper) have since generated a great deal of interest among researchers. The results have been recast in a number of other categories and, in particular, for add...

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Published in:Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society 2014-10, Vol.57 (3), p.589-617
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