Rings whose cyclics are DU-modules
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- C4- and D4-modules via perspective direct summands
- C4-modules
- D4-modules
- Continuous modules are clean.
- Cyclic modules whose quotients have all complement submodules direct summands
- Dual Utumi modules
- Dual-square-free modules
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- On modules with finite uniform and Krull dimension
- Rings all of whose finitely generated modules are injective
- Rings all of whose right ideals are U-modules
- Rings characterized by dual-Utumi-modules
- Rings for which every cyclic module is quasi-projective
- Rings whose cyclic modules are lifting and -supplemented
- Rings whose cyclics are C3-modules
- Rings whose cyclics are D3-modules
- Rings whose injective hulls are dual square free
- RINGS WITH QUASI-INJECTIVE CYCLIC MODULES
- Utumi modules
- π-injective modules and rings whose cyclics are π-injective
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