Summary: Using suitable bibliography, torsion self-c-injective Abelian groups can be characterized, and torsion free self-c-injective Abelian groups turn out to coincide with a widely studied class: the quasi-pure-injective groups. In this paper the mixed case is dealt with: we prove that an honest mixed Abelian group is self-c-injective if and only if it is a direct sum of a divisible group, a quasi-pure-injective torsion free group, and a fully invariant subdirect product of a rigid family of reduced quasi-injective primary groups.
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