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Pseudo-injective modules which are not quasi-injective

Mark L. Teply

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For certain rings with infinitely many nonisomorphic simple left modules, a method is given for constructing pseudo-injective modules which are not quasi-injective. This method is used to produce examples of such modules over a commutative ring.

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For certain rings with infinitely many nonisomorphic simple left modules, a method is given for constructing pseudo-injective modules which are not quasi-injective. This method is used to produce examples of such modules over a commutative ring.

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For certain rings with infinitely many nonisomorphic simple left modules, a method is given for constructing pseudo-injective modules which are not quasi-injective. This method is used to produce examples of such modules over a commutative ring.

Key concepts: Injective function, Injective module, Simple module, Mathematics, Divisible group, Horizontal line test, Simple (philosophy), Monomorphism

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