Abstract:Let R be an arbitrary ring. In this paper we will introduce the concept of a weakly second R-module (a generalization of the second R-module) and we will obtain some related results.
“…Clearly, any prime module is weakly prime and also any second module is weakly second. For more details about these notions, the reader is referred to [12,16,17].…”
In this paper we continue to study the strongly annihilating-submodule graph. In addition to providing the more properties of this graph, we compare extensively the properties of this graph with the annihilating-submodule graph.
“…Clearly, any prime module is weakly prime and also any second module is weakly second. For more details about these notions, the reader is referred to [12,16,17].…”
In this paper we continue to study the strongly annihilating-submodule graph. In addition to providing the more properties of this graph, we compare extensively the properties of this graph with the annihilating-submodule graph.
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