2019
DOI: 10.1142/s0219498819500634
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Parainjectivity, paraprojectivity and artinian principal ideal rings

Abstract: In this work, we introduce the concepts of parainjectivity and paraprojectivity. We give some basic properties about them and we obtain some characterizations of artinian principal ideal rings.

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“…Note that χ −l χ s = χ s χ −l = χ τ l (s) for 0 l n − 1. We have that the degree of χ s is equal to the degree of χ τ l (s) , namely, χ s (1) = χ τ l (s) (1). Hence we obtain…”
Section: Annihilator Ideals Of Indecomposable Modulesmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…Note that χ −l χ s = χ s χ −l = χ τ l (s) for 0 l n − 1. We have that the degree of χ s is equal to the degree of χ τ l (s) , namely, χ s (1) = χ τ l (s) (1). Hence we obtain…”
Section: Annihilator Ideals Of Indecomposable Modulesmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…They proved that R[x] is a principal ideal ring if and only if R is a finite direct product of finite fields. Lately Alvarado-García et al [1] introduced the concepts of parainjectivity and paraprojectivity, and they obtain some characterizations of artinian principal ideal rings.…”
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