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Abstract: We study the structure of certain

k

-modules

m a t h b b V

over linear spaces

m a t h b b W

with restrictions neither on the dimensions of

m a t h b b V

and

m a t h b b W

nor on the base field

m a t h b b F

. A basis

m a t h f r a k B = {v_{i}}_{i i n I}

of

m a t h b b V

is called multiplicative with respect to the basis

m a t h f r a k B^{'} = {w_{j}}_{j i n J}

of

m a t h b b W

if for any

s i g m a i n S_{n},

i_{1}, d o t s, i_{k} i n I

and

j_{k + 1}, d o t s, j_{n} i n J

we have

[v_{i_{1}}, d o t s, v_{i_{k}}, w_{j_{k + 1}}, d o t s, w_{j_{n}}]_{s i g m a} i n m a t h b b F v_{r_{s i g m a}}

for some

r_{s i g m a} i n I

. We show that if

m a t h b b V

admits a multiplicative basis then it decomposes as the direct sum

of well described

k

-submodules

V_{a l p h a}

each one admitting a multiplicative basis. Also the minimality of

m a t h b b V

is characterized in terms of the multiplicative basis and it is shown that the above direct sum is by means of the family of its minimal

k

-submodules, admitting each one a multiplicative basis. Finally we study an application of

k

-modules with a multiplicative basis over an arbitrary

n

-ary algebra with multiplicative basis.

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