1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf03322457
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Endomorphism Rings of Faithfully Flat Abelian Groups

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“…But this yields that A is homogeneous completely decomposable by [1]. Therefore, A ∼ = É n , and all A-solvable groups are A-projective.…”
Section: A-generated Abelian Groupsmentioning
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“…But this yields that A is homogeneous completely decomposable by [1]. Therefore, A ∼ = É n , and all A-solvable groups are A-projective.…”
Section: A-generated Abelian Groupsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In the second case, it remains to show that A is reduced. If É ⊆ A, then every torsion-free A-generated group is A-solvable as in [1].…”
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“…Although it soon became apparent that some restrictions are needed, it was not until 1975 that Arnold and Lady showed in [11] that the most natural way to introduce these restrictions is in terms of the endomorphism ring, E = E(A), of the group A. Following their approach, Albrecht proved in [6] that the Baer splitting property for a group A is closely connected the structure of A as a left E-module. In this discussion, the faithfulness of A as an E-module played a central role.…”
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“…The main emphasis of Section 3 is to use semi-A-closed classes to investigate homological properties of abelian groups A whose endomorphism ring is right coherent. There are a variety of characterizations of right coherent rings R (see Another advantage gained by considering semi-A-closed instead of A-closed classes is that the requirement that A is a faithful E(A)-module does not arise immediately as it did in [4]. On the other hand, dropping this requirement gives rise t o other problems.…”
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