“…If, moreover, J is a contraction, we say that the module (H, S) is contractively embedded as a submodule of (K, R). A contractive module map J : H → K is called a canonical module map if (K, R) is minimal in the sense that there is no proper submodule of (K, R) containing (H, S) and reducing R and See [2,6] for the motivation of the definition above. Theorem 1.…”