“…Since Q R is finitely generated and projective and Q s End Λ (Q R ) by [9, Theorem 7.1], j^~ is a TTF-class by [5,Proposition 1.4]. Finally, ^ is perfect by Stenstrom's characterization of left localizations.…”
Section: M/t(m))mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This contrasts with the general construction using a direct limit argument [7]. 2* Finite projectors* In this section we examine the torsion class and ring of left quotients determined by a finitely generated projective module P B as in [5]. We ask when this torsion class is perfect.…”
Section: Let J7~ Be a Faithful Hereditary Torsion Class In R^€ Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We ask when this torsion class is perfect. We will need some background and notation; details may be found in [5].…”
Section: Let J7~ Be a Faithful Hereditary Torsion Class In R^€ Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following corollary lists a few; proofs are straightforward and easily seen from [5], [13], [14], or Theorem 1.1, and are thus omitted. COROLLARY 2.3.…”
Section: 2 a Ring Of Left Quotients Q Of R Is A Finite Left Localizmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3* Correspondence of torsion classes and quotient rings* In this section we characterize finite projectors by special properties of certain correspondences from [5]. We begin with some background on these correspondences.…”
Section: If R Is Semiperfect and P R Is A Perfect Projector Then P Bmentioning
“…Since Q R is finitely generated and projective and Q s End Λ (Q R ) by [9, Theorem 7.1], j^~ is a TTF-class by [5,Proposition 1.4]. Finally, ^ is perfect by Stenstrom's characterization of left localizations.…”
Section: M/t(m))mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This contrasts with the general construction using a direct limit argument [7]. 2* Finite projectors* In this section we examine the torsion class and ring of left quotients determined by a finitely generated projective module P B as in [5]. We ask when this torsion class is perfect.…”
Section: Let J7~ Be a Faithful Hereditary Torsion Class In R^€ Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We ask when this torsion class is perfect. We will need some background and notation; details may be found in [5].…”
Section: Let J7~ Be a Faithful Hereditary Torsion Class In R^€ Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following corollary lists a few; proofs are straightforward and easily seen from [5], [13], [14], or Theorem 1.1, and are thus omitted. COROLLARY 2.3.…”
Section: 2 a Ring Of Left Quotients Q Of R Is A Finite Left Localizmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3* Correspondence of torsion classes and quotient rings* In this section we characterize finite projectors by special properties of certain correspondences from [5]. We begin with some background on these correspondences.…”
Section: If R Is Semiperfect and P R Is A Perfect Projector Then P Bmentioning
In this note, we find conditions under which it is possible to prove the existence of relative injective covers of any module over the fixed ring R G by means of relative injective covers of modules over the base ring R. The same problem is treated for flat covers. ᮊ
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