Abstract:Communicated by C.A. Weibel MSC: Primary: 13C05; 13C10; 13C13; 20K20; 20K25; 20K30 Secondary: 03E05; 03E35 a b s t r a c t Let R be a ring with 1 and M a right R-module. Then M is called E-module if Hom Z (R, M) = Hom R (R, M). Thus all homomorphisms between the abelian groups R Z and M Z turn out to be R-homogeneous. If M = R, then R is called an E-ring. It is clear from the definition, that the existence of E-modules requires that R be an E-ring and simple examples of E-rings are all subrings of Q. These str… Show more
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