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DOI: 10.1007/bf01140014
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“…We omit its proof since it uses similar ideas used in the proof of Direct sum of two proper classes are defined in [1]. We say that the sum X In order to show the relation of the classes defined so far with the proper classes related to supplements, we use Ivanov classes and give some results over the ring of integers (see [3,9]). This result is also true for modules over an integral domains since its proof can easily be modified.…”
Section: The Classes O P and O P Rmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We omit its proof since it uses similar ideas used in the proof of Direct sum of two proper classes are defined in [1]. We say that the sum X In order to show the relation of the classes defined so far with the proper classes related to supplements, we use Ivanov classes and give some results over the ring of integers (see [3,9]). This result is also true for modules over an integral domains since its proof can easily be modified.…”
Section: The Classes O P and O P Rmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The classes Smal l, S, SB and W S determined by small submodules, submodules that have supplements, submodules that have supplements with bounded intersection and weak supplement submodules respectively, are studied in [4]. Over a hereditary ring, it is shown in the same work that the least proper class W S can be defined using the class W S. In section 3, we give the relation between SB, W S and Ivanov Classes (see [3,9]).…”
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