Multiplication objects in commutative grothendieck categories

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The notion of multiplication rings introduced by Krull was extended to modules by Barnard. As the next natural step, the authors generalize the notion of multiplication modules to the notion of multiplication objects in commutative Grothendieck categories. This is done by using a generator with a commutative endomorphism ring and then the authors prove that this definition is independent of the choice of such generators with commutative endomorphism rings as well as that this definition gives at the same time the classical one when it is specialized to the category of all modules over a commutative ring. Multiplication objects are discussed in the language of localization of module categories over commutative rings with respect to hereditary torsion theories, too. Some particular cases are also studied as for example the graded multiplication modules.




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