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    Ulrich Albrecht

    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci... more
    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci yio(zio) E A n QNA = (NA). ...
    We investigate to what extent an abelian group G is determined by the homomorphism groups Hom(G;B )w here Bis chosen from a setX of abelian groups. In particular, we address Problem 34 in Professor Fuchs' book which asks ifX can be... more
    We investigate to what extent an abelian group G is determined by the homomorphism groups Hom(G;B )w here Bis chosen from a setX of abelian groups. In particular, we address Problem 34 in Professor Fuchs' book which asks ifX can be chosen in such a way that the homomorphism groups determine G up to isomorphism. We show that there is a negative answer to this question. On the other hand, there is a set X which determines the torsion-free groups of nite rank up to quasi-isomorphism.
    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci... more
    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci yio(zio) E A n QNA = (NA). ...
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    This paper shows that Ext R 1 (M,A) is torsion-free whenver A is a rank-1 module over a Dedekind domain R and M is a finite rank torsion-free R-module with R A (M)=0.
    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci... more
    ... Using Theo-rem 2.2 b), a standard argument shows that QA is flat over QR if and only if - @QR QA is exact relative to all sequences 0 + J + QR + QR/J + 0 where J is a right ideal J of QR. ... Hence, yio E QN for each i. Thus t = Ci yio(zio) E A n QNA = (NA). ...
    ABSTRACT This paper provides two new characterizations of RM-domains, i.e. domains satisfying the restricted minimum condition. A Noetherian domain is a RM-domain if and only if every torsion module is a direct sum of submodules whose... more
    ABSTRACT This paper provides two new characterizations of RM-domains, i.e. domains satisfying the restricted minimum condition. A Noetherian domain is a RM-domain if and only if every torsion module is a direct sum of submodules whose cyclic submodules have finite length and homogeneous composition series. We show that this occurs exactly if all self-small torsion modules are finitely generated.
    ABSTRACT This paper presents a Warfield-type characterization of A-reflexive groups in the case that A is a mixed abelian group of torsion-free rank 1.
    ABSTRACT Prebalanced and precobalanced sequences play an important role in the investigation of Butler Modules. For Butler groups (modules over the integers), they are equivalent conditions. This is not the case for modules over integral... more
    ABSTRACT Prebalanced and precobalanced sequences play an important role in the investigation of Butler Modules. For Butler groups (modules over the integers), they are equivalent conditions. This is not the case for modules over integral domains in general. We investigate conditions when one type of exactness would imply the other. We show that for analytically unramified domains, the equivalence of prebalanced and precobalanced exactness will hold if and only if every maximal ideal has a unique maximal ideal lying over it in the domain's integral closure.
    ABSTRACT An abelian group A is quotient divisible if its torsion subgroup tA is reduced, and it contains a finitely generated free subgroup F such that A/F is the direct sum of a finite and a divisible torsion group. This paper focuses on... more
    ABSTRACT An abelian group A is quotient divisible if its torsion subgroup tA is reduced, and it contains a finitely generated free subgroup F such that A/F is the direct sum of a finite and a divisible torsion group. This paper focuses on homological properties of quotient divisible groups. A group A such that tA is reduced is quotient divisible if and only if it is small with respect to the class of quotient divisible groups. Further results investigate when an A-generated torsion group is A-solvable. The last section discusses quotient divisible groups A such that ℚ ⊗ℤ E(A)/tE(A) is a quasi-Frobenius ring.
    ABSTRACT An abelian group A is an S-group (S -group) if every subgroup B ≤ A of finite index is A-generated (A-solvable). This article discusses some of the differences between torsion-free S-groups and mixed S-groups, and studies (mixed)... more
    ABSTRACT An abelian group A is an S-group (S -group) if every subgroup B ≤ A of finite index is A-generated (A-solvable). This article discusses some of the differences between torsion-free S-groups and mixed S-groups, and studies (mixed) S- and S -groups, which are self-small and have finite torsion-free rank.
    Since the early work of J. D. Reid, homological properties of abelian groups have been studied not only as a method for characterizing various classes of torsion-free abelian groups, but also in order to provide examples in module theory.... more
    Since the early work of J. D. Reid, homological properties of abelian groups have been studied not only as a method for characterizing various classes of torsion-free abelian groups, but also in order to provide examples in module theory. In this technique, abelian groups are often viewed as modules over their endomorphism ring. A modification of this method, which has
    ABSTRACT A right R-module M is torsion-free (in the sense of Hattori) if for all r ∈ R. The class of torsion-free modules is a cotilting class if and only if R is a left p.p.-ring. This paper investigates how the class of torsion-free... more
    ABSTRACT A right R-module M is torsion-free (in the sense of Hattori) if for all r ∈ R. The class of torsion-free modules is a cotilting class if and only if R is a left p.p.-ring. This paper investigates how the class of torsion-free modules is related to the cotilting classes arising from embeddings of a right (left) non-singular ring R into its maximal right (left) ring of quotients. Several applications are given.