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On Free Modules with The SA Property

SA Özelliğine Sahip Serbest Modüller Üzerine

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247–249
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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A right ?-module ? has the absolute direct summand property (ads) if for every decomposition ????? of ? and every complement ? of ? in ? ,we have ????? .It is shown that the direct sum of two copies of a semisimple right Ore domain has both SIP and ads properties (briefly, SA property) as a right module over itself.

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Objective & Hypothesis:A ring ? has the right summand intersection property (SIP) if the intersection of two direct summands of ? is also a direct summand.
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Key Findings & Data:A ring ? has the right summand intersection property (SIP) if the intersection of two direct summands of ? is also a direct summand.
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Conclusion & Impact:A right ?-module ? has the absolute direct summand property (ads) if for every decomposition ????? of ? and every complement ? of ? in ? ,we have ????? .It is shown that the direct sum of two copies of a semisimple right Ore domain has both SIP and ads properties (briefly, SA property) as a right module over itself.
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Abstract

A ring ? has the right summand intersection property (SIP) if the intersection of two direct summands of ? is also a direct summand. A right ?-module ? has the absolute direct summand property (ads) if for every decomposition ????? of ? and every complement ? of ? in ? ,we have ????? .It is shown that the direct sum of two copies of a semisimple right Ore domain has both SIP and ads properties (briefly, SA property) as a right module over itself.

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Bir ? halkasına, eğer iki dik toplananının arakesiti yine bir dik toplanan ise dik toplananların arakesit özelliğine (SIP) sahiptir denir. Bir ?-? modülüne, eğer her ????? ayrışımı ve ? nın ? içindeki her ? tümleyeni için ????? oluyorsa mutlak dik toplanan özelliğine (ads) sahiptir denir. Bir semisimple sağ Ore bölgesinin kendisi ile dik toplamının, kendi üzerine bir sağ modül olarak, hem SIP hem de ads özelliğini (kısaca, SA özelliğini) sağladığı gösterilmiştir.

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TAKIL, F. M. (2022). On Free Modules with The SA Property. Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi Fen ve Mühendislik Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 2, 247–249. https://ajindex.com/articles/430207

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