Attaching topological spaces to a module. I: sobriety and spatiality
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Abstract: In this paper we study some frames associated to an -module . We define semiprimitive submodules and we prove that they form an spatial frame canonically isomorphic to the topology of . We characterize the soberness of in terms of the point space of that frame. Beside of this, we study the regularity of an spatial frame associated to given by annihilator conditions.
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