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Gary Peterson

  • Board Member, OpenBrand
San Diego
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Arizona Daily Star, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Franchising.com, gap intelligence, The STRIVE
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Automorphisms and right ideal decompositions of nearrings with faithful 2-step modules

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By Gary Peterson, Stuart Scott
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Communications in Algebra Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/00927872.2025.2588381?needAccess=true Abstract Suppose N is a 0-symmetric nearring with identity satisfying the descending chain condition on right ideals. An N-module which has a unique proper nonzero N-subgroup is called a 2-step N-module.
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Stronger Together: Four Ways Franchisees Can Build Lasting Community Impact

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By Gary Peterson
| Franchising.com Verified
As a local business owner, your community is what drives your business. It’s crucial to get involved, not only for brand visibility but to give back to the people who support you. Businesses that routinely engage with their communities often see stronger customer loyalty and long-term success. Showing up is more than a kind gesture – it’s a year-round growth strategy.
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Letter to the editor: Leave Bozeman's inner city alone; build on periphery

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By Gary Peterson
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
The current direction of development in the inner city is unacceptable. This plan festers like a wound and its creation is born of a misconceived acceptance of the idea that we must increase downtown density. The result is that neighborhoods are being disrupted and destroyed by the intrusion of large buildings and the accompanying major problems with parking.
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