Some characterizations of \(V\)-modules and rings (Q1297392)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1321723
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    Some characterizations of \(V\)-modules and rings
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1321723

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      Some characterizations of \(V\)-modules and rings (English)
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      21 November 1999
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      The author considers two properties (V) and (Ve) of a module \(M\) where (V): If \(K\) is a proper submodule of \(M\) and \(x\in M\setminus K\) and if \(L\) is a submodule of \(M\) maximal with the property that \(K\subseteq L\) and \(x\notin L\), then \(L\) is a maximal submodule of \(M\) and (Ve): (V) holds for essential proper submodules of \(M\). The author proves that (i) an \(R\)-module \(M\) is a \(V\)-module if and only if it satisfies (V) and (ii) \(M/\text{Soc }M\) is a \(V\)-module if and only if \(M\) satisfies (Ve). After deriving 12 equivalent conditions for a \(GV\)-ring, the author proves that a ring \(R\) is a right \(V\)-ring if and only if the cosingular submodule of every simple right \(R\)-module is zero. Finally, he deduces that \(R\) satisfies (V) if and only if \(Z^*(M)=0\) for every right \(R\)-module \(M\).
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      generalized \(V\)-rings
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      essential submodules
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      maximal submodules
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      \(V\)-modules
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      \(GV\)-rings
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      right \(V\)-rings
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      cosingular submodules
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      simple right modules
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