Kasch modules
Let \(M\) be a left \(R\)-module. A left \(R\)-module \(X\) is called \(M\)-subgenerated if \(X\) is isomorphic to a submodule of an \(M\)-generated module, and the full subcategory of \(R\)-Mod consisting of all \(M\)-subgenerated \(R\)-modules is denoted by \(\sigma[M]\). Call \(M\) a Kasch module if it contains a copy of every simple module in \(\sigma[M]\), equivalently the \(M\)-injective hull \(\widehat M\) of \(M\) is an injective cogenerator in \(\sigma[M]\). Several characterizations of Kasch modules are obtained in this paper. E.g. the class of all Kasch modules is closed under direct sums and essential submodules, and any module over a commutative Artinian ring is a Kasch module. Three questions are raised. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0878.00051].
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