Amply Fws Modules (Aflk n, Sonlu Zay f Eklenmifl Modüller)



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Çankaya Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi, Journal of Arts and Sciences Say : 4 / Aral k 2005 Amply Fws Modules (Aflk n, Sonlu Zay f Eklenmifl Modüller) Gökhan B LHA * Abstract In this work amply finitely weak supplemented module is defined and some properties of it are investigated. Also it is obtained a gathering of variations of supplements in case R is a Dedekind Domain. Key Words: Supplemented Module, Dedekind Domain. Özet Bu çal flmada aflk n, sonlu zay f eklenmifl modül tan mland ve baz özellikleri bulundu. Ayr ca, eklenmifl modüllerin türlü çeflitlemelerinin bir birleflimi bulundu Anahtar Kelimeler: Eklenmifl modül, Dedekind Taml k Bölgesi. 1. Introduction: Throughout R will be an associative ring with unity and all modules are unitary left R-modules. Let M be an R-module, a submodule S of M is called small submodule of M, if S+ M for every proper submodule of M. If S is a small submodule of M, then we denote it by S<<M. Let U be a submodule of M and let U + V = M for some submodule V of M. If for every submodule K of V,, then V is called a supplement of U in M. * Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi Matematik Bölümü 31

Amply Fws Modules (Aflk n, Sonlu Zay f Eklenmifl Modüller) An R-module M is called supplemented if every submodule of M has a supplement in M.M is called amply supplemented if whenever M = X + Y where X and Y are submodules of M, then Y contains a supplement of X. An R-module M is called finitely supplemented (or f-supplemented), if every finitely generated submodule of M has a supplement in M. ( See [7], page 349). M is called amply finitely supplemented, if whenever M = U + V where U,V are submodules of M and U is finitely generated then V contains a supplement of U. ote that some properties of (amply) finitely supplemented modules are given in ( [7] 41, 42). In ( [2]) weakly supplemented modules are defined: Let M be an R-module and U be a submodule of M. Then a submodule V of M is called a weak supplement of U in M if M = U + V and U V << M. and. M is called weakly supplemented if every submodule of M has weak supplement. ote that finitely weak supplemented ( fws) modules are defined and given some properties in [1]. An R-module M is called finitely weak supplemented if every finitely generated submodule of M has a weak supplement in M. Let s define amply finitely weak supplemented (amply fws) as expected: Let M = U + V where U is finitely generated submodule of M and V is a submodule of M. If V contains a weak supplement of U in M, then M is called amply fws module. Let s begin with a very basic result: Lemma 1.1. Let M be an R-module and U be a submodule of M. A submodule V of M is called a supplement of U in M if and only if U + V = M and U V << V. Proof: See [3] Lemma 4.5. Proposition 1.2. Amply (weak)supplemented modules are (weakly)supplemented. Proof: Let M be amply (weak)supplemented and U be a submodule of M. Then M = U + M indeed. Since M is amply (weak)supplemented, M contains a (weak) supplement of U. That means M is (weakly)supplemented. However, the converse of above proposition is not always true. Example 1.3. Let R be an incomplete discrete valuation ring with field of fractions Q. Then the R-module M = Q & Q is supplemented but not amply supplemented. (See [6], page 71.) 32

Gökhan B LHA Lemma 1.4. (1.) Let X be a small submodule of M, then any submodule of X is also small in M. (2.) Let X Y M. If X<<Y then X<<M. (3.) If f : M is a homomorphism and L<<M, then f(l)<<f(m). Proof: (1.) Let Y be a submodule of X. Suppose that Y + A = M for some submodule A of M. Then since Y + A X + A, it implies X + A = M too. A contradiction with smallness of X in M. (2.) Let X + A = M for some submodule A of M. By the modular law, we obtain X + (Y A) = Y and since X<<Y, it implies Y A = Y.So Y A and hence X A. Therefore X + A = A = M. (3.) See [7]19.3(4) Corollary 1.5. Supplemented modules are weakly supplemented. Proof: By Lemma 1.4(2). Lemma 1.6. Let M be an R-module with submodules U and V, and let V be a weak supplement of U in M. Then for a submodule L of U, V L is a weak supplement of L U M in. L L Proof: Since V is a weak supplement of U in M, then M = U + V and U V <<M. M U V U V L Then. ow with the help of the modular law L L L L U V L U ( V L) U V L. Since U V<<M, then by Lemma 1.4(3) L L L L U V L M. L L Lemma 1.7. Let M be an R-module and X<<M. Let X A M and A be a supplement in M. Then X<<A too. Proof: Let X + Y = A for some submodule Y of A, then since A is a supplement in M, there is a submodule K in M s.t. A is supplement of K in M. That is, M = K + A and K A <<A. So, M = K+A = K + X + Y, but since X is small in M, then M = K + Y. Appliying the modular law, A = (A K)+Y. Hence this implies A=Y. 33

Amply Fws Modules (Aflk n, Sonlu Zay f Eklenmifl Modüller) An R-module M is called π-projective, if whenever M = A+B for some submodules A,B of M, there exists f End (M) such that Im f A and Im(1-f) B. The following result is from [7], page 359. Proposition 1.9. Let M = U+V. M is π-projective R-module if and only if the epimorphism α: U & V M defined by α((u,v))= u +v splits. 2. Properties of Amply fws Modules. Proposition 2.1. Let M be an amply fws module and be a submodule of M. If M is small or finitely generated submodule of M, then is amply fws too. Proof: Let M and be R-modules as mentioned above. Let A be a submodule of M A B M containing. Suppose that for some submodule B of M containing. A Let be finitely generated. Then by [7] 19.6 or 13.9(1), A is finitely generated. Since A+B = M, by assumption B contains a weak supplement A 0 of A. That is A+A 0 = M A and A A 0 <<M. Then by Lemma 1.6. 0 A is a weak supplement of. Clearly A0 is a submodule of B. Proposition 2.2. Every supplement submodule of an amply fws module is amply fws. Proof: Let M be an amply fws module. Let V be a supplement in M. Suppose that V 0 is a finitely generated submodule of V. Then since M is amply fws module, M= V 0 + X and V 0 X <<M for some submodule X of M. By the modular law, V= V 0 + (V X) and so, V 0 V X= V 0 X <<M. Since V is a supplement in M then by Lemma 1.7 V 0 X << V. Hence result follows. Corollary 2.3. Every direct summand of amply fws module is fws. Proof: Clear by Proposition 2.2. The following is the direct adaptation of Lemma 2.3 of [4] to finitely weak supplemented case. Lemma 2.4. Let M be a fws R-module. If M is π-projective then M is amply fws. Proof: Direct adaptation of the proof of Lemma 2.3. Lemma 2.5. Every projective module is π-projective. 34

Gökhan B LHA Proof: Let M be a projective module s.t. M = U + V. It is enough to show, the epimorphism α : U&V M defined in Proposition 1.9 splits. Let s construct a diagram: where 1 M represents the identity map. Since M is projective, there exists a map β: M U& V s.t. α 0 β = 1 M. That is the epimorphism α: U& V M splits. Hence by the Proposition 1.9., M is π-projective. U V M 1 M M Theorem 2.6. Let R be a Dedekind Domain, then the following are equivalent: 1. R is weakly supplemented. 2. R is amply weak supplemented. 3. R is amply fws. 4. R is fws. 5. Every finitely generated R-module is weakly supplemented. 6. Every finitely generated torsion-free R-module is amply weakly supplemented. 7. Every finitely generated torsion-free R-module is fws. 8. Every finitely generated torsion-free R-module is amply fws. Proof: (1) (2) Since our rings are rings with identity, then R is finitely generated. Clearly R is torsion-free when considered as an R-module. Hence by [5] Corollary 11.107 R is projective. Result follows by Lemma 2.4. (2) (3) Clear. (3) (4) By Proposition 1.2. (4) (5) Let M be a finitely generated R-module, then by [2] Proposition 2.2 and Corollary 2.6. M is weakly supplemented. (5 (6) Let M be a finitely generated torsion-free R-module, then by [5] Corollary 11.107, M is projective by (5) it is also weakly supplemented. Hence by [4] Lemma 2.3., M is amply weakly supplemented. 35

Amply Fws Modules (Aflk n, Sonlu Zay f Eklenmifl Modüller) (6) (1) R is finitely generated and torsion-free and hence it is amply weakly supplemented and so weakly supplemented. (5) (7) Clear. (7) (8) Just like proof of (5) (6). (8) (1) By assumption R is amply fws and so fws. But since R is a Dedekind domain, it is oetherian and hence every ideal of R is finitely generated too. Therefore R is fws if and only if weakly supplemented. REFERECES [1] Alizade, R., Büyükafl k E. (2001). Cofinitely Weak Supplemented Modules Comm. Algebra 31(11):5377-5390. [2] Lomp C. (1999). On semilocal modules and rings. Comm. Algebra 27(4): 1921-1935. [3] Mohamed S.H., Müller B.J. (1990). Continuous and Discrete Modules. London Math. Soc. LS 147, Cambridge University Press. [4] ebiyev C. International Journal of Computational Cognition, Vol 3, o:1, March 2005. [5] Rotman J.J. (2002). Advanced Modern Algebra. Pearson Education. [6] Smith P.F. (2000) Finitely generated supplemented modules are amply supplemented. The Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 25(2c), 69-79. [7] Wisbauer, R.: Foundations of Module and Ring Theory (Gordon and Breach, 1992.) 36