scientific article; zbMATH DE number 124315
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0745.00066.] An abelian group \(A\) is self-small if \(\text{Hom}_ \mathbb{Z}(A,\bigoplus A)\cong\bigoplus\text{Hom}_ \mathbb{Z}(A,A)\) canonically for arbitrary direct sums \(\bigoplus A\) of \(A\). The author investigates the implications of self-smallness on right \(\text{End }A\)-modules \(M\). In particular the class \(\{M:M\cong\text{Hom}_ \mathbb{Z}(A,M\bigotimes_{\text{End }A}A)\) canonically\} is closed under submodules iff \(A\) is a faithfully flat \(\text{End }A\)-module. This result has several consequences. A theorem of Warfield can be obtained as a special case.
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