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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7785080
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Lattice decomposition of modules over commutative rings
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7785080

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    Lattice decomposition of modules over commutative rings (English)
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    8 January 2024
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    The article is devoted to modules $M$ over commutative rings. Their lattice decomposition is studied. For this purpose prime ideals associated with $M$ and partitions of Supp($M$) are investigated, where $M$ denotes the module. It is shown, that the lattice decomposition is a local property.
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    module
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    ring
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    commutative
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    lattice
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    decomposition
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    Grothendieck category
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