
handle: 11104/0331624
Let C be a class of modules and L = lim C the class of all direct limits of modules from C. The class L is well understood when C consists of finitely presented modules: L then enjoys various closure properties. We study the closure properties of L in the general case when C is arbitrary class of modules. Then we concentrate on two important particular cases, when C = add M and C = Add M, for an arbitrary module M. In the first case, we prove that L is the class of all tensor products of L with flat modules over the endomorphism ring of M. In the second case, we show that L is the class of all contratensor products of M, over the endomorphism ring of M endowed with the finite topology, with contramodules that can be obtained as direct limits of projective contramodules. For modules M from various classes of modules (e.g., for pure projective modules), we prove that lim add M = lim Add M, but the general case remains open.
flat contramodules over topological rings, pure projective modules, direct limits in module categories
flat contramodules over topological rings, pure projective modules, direct limits in module categories
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