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On $\tau$-injective hulls of modules

On \(\tau\)-injective hulls of modules
Authors: Crivei, Septimiu;

On $\tau$-injective hulls of modules

Abstract

Let \(R\) be a ring and \(p\) be a prime ideal. The paper under review studies injective hulls of \(R/p\) with respect to torsion theories \(\tau\). A \(\tau\)-injective module is then a module which is injective with respect to monomorphisms with \(\tau\)-torsion cokernel. A module \(M\) is \(\tau\)-cocritical if \(M\) is \(\tau\)-torsion free and all proper quotients \(M/N\) are \(\tau\)-torsion. The author proves amongst other statements that if \(R/p\) is \(\tau\)-cocritical then the field of fractions of \(R/p\) is isomorphic to the \(\tau\)-injective hull of \(R/p\). Moreover, for \(R\) commutative the case of the torsion theory generated by modules of Krull dimension at most \(n\) is studied in some detail.

Keywords

injective hulls, hereditary torsion theories, Injective modules, self-injective associative rings, injective modules, Torsion theories; radicals on module categories (associative algebraic aspects)

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