1996
DOI: 10.1155/s016117129700063x
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Generation of proper classes of short exact sequences

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The generation of proper classes of short exact sequences of modules by subclasses s considered. The class generated by two proper classes is studied by means of some operations between these classes These operauons are investigated m details for classes of short quasi-splitting, torsionsphtting and pure exact sequences of abelian groups.

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“…We first note that injective and projective objects in this class coincide with the injective and projective objects in mall, , and (see [10]). And then, we prove that is coinjectively generated, namely, it is the smallest proper class for which every small module is coinjective.…”
Section: The Proper Class Generated By Weak Supplements 57mentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…We first note that injective and projective objects in this class coincide with the injective and projective objects in mall, , and (see [10]). And then, we prove that is coinjectively generated, namely, it is the smallest proper class for which every small module is coinjective.…”
Section: The Proper Class Generated By Weak Supplements 57mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…We say that is the proper class generated by (see [10]). Clearly, is the smallest proper class containing .…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intersection of all proper classes containing the class P is clearly a proper class, denoted by P . The class P is the smallest proper class containing P, called the proper class generated by P. A module M is called P-projective if it is projective with respect to all short exact sequences in P, that is, Hom(M, E) is exact for every E in P. Notice that the proper class P has the same projective modules as P (see [22]). A module M is called P-coprojective if every short exact sequence of the form 0 → A → B → M → 0 is in P. For a given class M of modules, denote by k(M) the smallest proper class for which each M ∈ M is k(M)-coprojective; it is called the proper class coprojectively generated by M. The largest proper class P for which each M ∈ M is P-projective is called the proper class projectively generated by M. See [25] and [20] for further details on proper classes.…”
Section: P-4)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For any class P of short exact sequences the intersection P of all proper classes containing P is clearly a proper class. We say that P is the proper class generated by P (see [15]). Clearly P is the least proper class containing P.…”
Section: Examplementioning
confidence: 99%