... 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.
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... 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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.