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SUPERDECOMPOSABLE PURE-INJECTIVE MODULES AND INTEGRAL GROUP RINGS
Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 2006We prove that if G is a non-trivial finite group, then the integral group ring ℤG possesses a superdecomposable pure-injective module. © 2006 London Mathematical Society.
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∑-Pure-Injective Modules Over Serial Rings
1995We prove that every ∑-pure-injective module over a serial ring is serial and every ∑-pure-injective faithful indecomposable module over a serial ring is ∑-injective. Moreover, every serial ring that can be realized as the endomorphism ring of an artinian module has finite Krull dimension.
Alberto Facchini, Gennadi Puninski
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1984
Some results on pure-injective modules over a commutative ring with 1, proved by Ziegler using model theory, are proved here through algebraic methods. As application of these results we obtain again the structure of indecomposable pure-injective modules over a valuation domain, showing that their elements have constant indicator.
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Some results on pure-injective modules over a commutative ring with 1, proved by Ziegler using model theory, are proved here through algebraic methods. As application of these results we obtain again the structure of indecomposable pure-injective modules over a valuation domain, showing that their elements have constant indicator.
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Indecomposable decompositions of pure-injective modules
Communications in Algebra, 1998(1998). Indecomposable decompositions of pure-injective modules. Communications in Algebra: Vol. 26, No. 11, pp. 3709-3725.
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Σ-pure-injective Modules and Artinian Modules
1998The aim of this chapter is to study the endomorphism rings of artinian modules (Section 10.2) and, in particular, to characterize the endomorphism rings of artinian modules that are serial rings (Theorem 10.23). If M S is an artinian module over an arbitrary ring S and R = End(M S ), then R MS is a bimodule and RM is a faithful Σ-pure-injective module (
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Pure Injective Modules over a Commutative Valuation Domain
Algebras and Representation Theory, 2003This paper brings the problem of classification of pure injective modules over a commutative valuation domain (CVD) closer to its conclusion by classifying those pure injective modules over a CVD which are envelopes \(N(m)\) of one element \(m\). Geometrical invariants and methods are used.
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On Wild Algebras and Super-Decomposable Pure-Injective Modules
Algebras and Representation Theory, 2022Grzegorz Pastuszak
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