THE LARGEST NON-TRIVIAL TORSION CLASS OF MODULES

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THE LARGEST NON-TRIVIAL TORSION CLASS OF MODULES

Published in: Quaestiones Mathematicae
Volume 10 , issue 3 , 1987 , pages: 301–315
DOI: 10.1080/16073606.1987.9631936
Author(s): SV JOUBERT , South Africa , MJ SCHOEMAN Department of Mathematics, South Africa
Keywords: 16A63

Abstract

In this paper we investigate the following two classes of left R-modules: N(P) ={A|A has no non-zero direct summand P ε P} and H(p) = {A} if B ⋚ A with B ε N(P), then B = 0}, where P is a class of projective R-modules. We demonstrate that N(p) is, in general, not a torsion class but that H(P) is always a torsionfree class. We also investigate those classes P and rings R for which N(P) is the largest non-trivial torsion class of R-modules.

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