2022
DOI: 10.24996/ijs.2022.63.7.34
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Small-Essentially Quasi-Dedekind R-Modules

Abstract: In this research, we introduce a small essentially quasi−Dedekind R-module to generalize the term of an essentially quasi.−Dedekind R-module. We also give some of the basic properties and a number of examples that illustrate these properties.

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“…This is because of Fe 3+ ions migration from the octahedral to the tetrahedral sites. The decrease in Hall mobility with Cd addition can be attributed to the restrictions in the lattice by the large Cd 3+ doping ions [28,29]. The increase in saturation magnetization may be primarily due to the substitution of nonmagnetic Cd ion (d 10 ) for Co into the magnetic ferrite lattice.…”
Section: Hall-effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is because of Fe 3+ ions migration from the octahedral to the tetrahedral sites. The decrease in Hall mobility with Cd addition can be attributed to the restrictions in the lattice by the large Cd 3+ doping ions [28,29]. The increase in saturation magnetization may be primarily due to the substitution of nonmagnetic Cd ion (d 10 ) for Co into the magnetic ferrite lattice.…”
Section: Hall-effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recall that an R-module M is an essentially quasi-Dedekind module, if Hom R ( M N , M)=0, for all N≤ 𝑒 M, [16]. Proposition 3.9: Let R be an essentially quasi-Dedekind ring.…”
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