Quasi-Injective and Pseudo-Infective Modules
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(39)- Additive unit structure of endomorphism rings and invariance of modules
- On a generalization of semisimple modules
- Characterization of rings using direct-projective modules and direct- injective modules
- Skew-injective modules
- Pseudo projective modules which are not quasi projective and quivers
- Extending and lifting of endomorphisms and automorphisms of modules over non-primitive HNP rings
- Modules that are invariant with respect to automorphisms and idempotent endomorphisms of their hulls and covers
- On automorphism-invariant rings with chain conditions
- Automorphism-extendable and endomorphism-extendable modules
- Strictly invariant submodules
- Automorphism-invariant non-singular rings and modules
- Extensions of automorphisms of submodules.
- Mutually essentially pseudo-injective modules.
- Pseudo-injective group algebra.
- Addendum: On automorphism-invariant modules.
- Automorphism-invariant semi-Artinian modules
- Modules which are coinvariant under automorphisms of their projective covers.
- Strongly Discrete Modules
- On the generalizations of injectivity
- Pseudo-Injective Modules Which are not Quasi-Injective
- Injective and automorphism-invariant non-singular modules
- Modules which are invariant under t-automorphisms of their injective hulls
- t-nilpotent invariant modules
- A NOTE ON PSEUDO-INJECTIVE MODULES
- Modules satisfying extension conditions under monomorphism of their closed submodules.
- MODULES WHICH ARE INVARIANT UNDER AUTOMORPHISMS OF THEIR INJECTIVE HULLS
- On automorphism-invariant modules.
- Modules over strongly prime rings.
- Quasi-Gorenstein projective and quasi-Gorenstein injective modules
- Psq-injective modules and rings
- Rings all of whose finitely generated ideals are automorphism-invariant
- When is every module with essential socle a direct sum of automorphism-invariant modules?
- On pseudo-injective and pseudo-projective modules
- On image summand coinvariant modules and kernel summand invariant modules
- Modules which are invariant under monomorphisms of their injective hulls
- Automorphism-invariant modules.
- Uniformly S-pseudo-injective modules
- \((d,\mathfrak{b})\)-injectivity and some ideal transforms.
- Rings with each right ideal automorphism-invariant.
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