Multiplicative closure operations on ring extensions (Q2207265)

Let \(A \subseteq B\) be a ring extension and \( G\) be a set of \(A-\)submodules of \(B\). The author in this article introduced a new class of closure operations on \(G\) called multiplicative operations on \(A\) and \(B\), which is a generalization of the classes of star, semistar and semiprime operations. He investigated how the set \(\mathrm{Mult}(A, B, G)\) of the multiplicative operations on \( (A, B, G)\) varies when \(A, B\) or \(G\) vary (for example, when \(A\) is integral domain and \(B\) its quotient field) and how \(\mathrm{Mult}(A, B, G)\) behaves under ring homomorphisms. Then he studied how the flexibility of the definition of this new class allows to prove functorial properties. A multiplicative operation on \((A, B, G)\) is a closure operation \( * : G \rightarrow G\), \(I \rightarrow I^*\) such that \((I : b)^* \subseteq (I^*: b)\), for all \(I \in G, b \in B \) such that \((I : b) \in G\). Also, he show how to reduce the study of star operations on analytically unramified onedimensional Noetherian domains to the study of closures on finite extensions of Artinian rings.