Semisimple quotient rings and morita context (Q5287566)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 238076
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    Semisimple quotient rings and morita context
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 238076

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      Semisimple quotient rings and morita context (English)
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      17 August 1993
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      Morita context
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      Gabriel topologies
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      quotient functors
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      relative Goldie dimension
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      semisimple
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      Morita equivalent
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      finitely generated projective generators
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      Let \((R,{_ RU}_ S,{_ SV}_ R,S)\) be a Morita context with the trace ideals \(I\) and \(J\). There exists a bijection \(\tau \leftrightarrow \tau'\) between the Gabriel topologies of \(R\)-Mod containing \(I\) and the Gabriel topologies of \(S\)-Mod containing \(J\). For such a pair \((\tau,\tau') \in (G(R),G(S))\) the quotient functors of \(R\)-Mod and \(S\)- Mod with respect to \(\tau\) and \(\tau'\) are denoted by \(^ \wedge\). The relative Goldie dimension \(\tau\)-\(d({_ RM})\) with respect to the Gabriel topology \(\tau\) (in the sense of Wu and Golan) is used. If \((\tau,\tau')\in (G(R),G(S))\), \(\tau\)-\(d({_ RU}) = n < \infty\) and \(\widehat{U}\) is semisimple, then \(\widehat{S}\) is semisimple. If \(\tau\)- \(d({_ RU}) = n < \infty\) and \(\widehat{R}\) is semisimple, then \(\widehat{S}\) is semisimple and the rings \(\widehat{R}\) and \(\widehat{S}\) are Morita equivalent; moreover, \(\widehat{R}\) is simple iff \(\widehat{S}\) is simple. Under these conditions \({_{\widehat{R}}\widehat{U}}\) and \({_{\widehat{S}}\widehat{V}}\) are finitely generated projective generators of \(\widehat{R}\)-Mod and \(\widehat{S}\)-Mod, respectively.
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