ON RINGS OVER WHICH THE INJECTIVE HULL OF EACH CYCLIC MODULE IS Σ-EXTENDING
Sarapee Chairat, Dinh Van Huynh, Chitlada Somsup
Abstract
Sarapee Chairat, Dinh Van Huynh, Chitlada Somsup
Abstract
Carl Faith (2003) introduced and investigated an interesting class of rings over which every cyclic right module has Σ-injective injective hull (abbr., right CSI-rings). Inspired by this we investigate rings over which every cyclic right R-module has a Σ-extending injective hull. We call such rings right CSE-rings and show that the class of right CSE-rings and that of right CSI-rings coincide. We also use other hulls of cyclic modules to define other classes of rings, and investigate their structure. We prove, among others, that a ring R is right QI if and only if the quasi-injective hull of each cyclic right module is Σ-injective.
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Carl Faith (2003) introduced and investigated an interesting class of rings over which every cyclic right module has Σ-injective injective hull (abbr., right CSI-rings). Inspired by this we investigate rings over which every cyclic right R-module has a Σ-extending injective hull. We call such rings right CSE-rings and show that the class of right CSE-rings and that of right CSI-rings coincide. We also use other hulls of cyclic modules to define other classes of rings, and investigate their structure. We prove, among others, that a ring R is right QI if and only if the quasi-injective hull of each cyclic right module is Σ-injective.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Injective function, Hull, Ring (chemistry), Class (philosophy), Injective module, Von Neumann regular ring, Combinatorics