2011
DOI: 10.1017/s0017089511000516
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Stability of Gorenstein Flat Modules

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“…ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We are informed by the Editor-in-Chief of the Glasgow Mathematical Journal that an independent proof of this result has been obtained by Samir Bouchiba and Mostafa Khaloui [4]. The authors thank the referee for his/her careful reading and many considerable suggestions, which have improved this paper.…”
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“…ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We are informed by the Editor-in-Chief of the Glasgow Mathematical Journal that an independent proof of this result has been obtained by Samir Bouchiba and Mostafa Khaloui [4]. The authors thank the referee for his/her careful reading and many considerable suggestions, which have improved this paper.…”
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“…For more details, see [1]. The stabiltity of Gorenstein flat R-module has been treated by Bouchiba and Khaloui [2], Xu and Ding [13], Yang and Liu [17], respectively. By using totally different techniques, they showed that over a left GF-closed ring R (a ring R over which the class of the Gorenstein flat R-modules is closed under extensions), an R-module M is Gorenstein flat if and only if there exists an exact sequence of Gorenstein flat (1) M ∈ G(A).…”
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“…Since Tor R j≥1 (I C (R), A i ) = 0 for any i ≥ 1, we get an exact sequence 0−→ N 0 −→ G ′ −→ G 2 −→ G 3 −→ • • • in M(R), which is I C (R)⊗ R − exact.Repeating the process, we obtain the desired exact sequence. Thus, A ∈ GF C (R).In the special case C = R, we obtain the main theorem of[2] and[17, Theorem 4.3]. Corollary 3.13.…”
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