Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to further study the concept of a very important module theory namely principally supplemented modules. Therefore, our work presents some properties of the relation between lifting property and principally supplemented module. Also we will focus on quasi-discrete module to study principally supplemented in general way. We prove that if R be principal ideal ring and if M be indecomposable R-module such that it has no maximal submodules (Rad(M) = M) then M is principally supplemented module. Also we prove that if M is indecomposable and local module then it is principally supplemented. Every projective module is self-projective therefore we prove that if M projective and supplemented module then M is principally supplemented.   Key words: Principally supplemented, P-hollow module, f-lifting module, quasi-discrete module.

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  • Throughout this paper all rings have the identity and modules are considered to be right modules

  • The purpose of this paper is to further study the concept of a very important module theory namely principally supplemented modules

  • We will focus on quasi-discrete module to study principally supplemented in general way

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Throughout this paper all rings have the identity and modules are considered to be right modules. A module M is called indecomposable if M ≠ 0, and it is not a direct sum of two nonzero submodules if R be principal ideal ring and M be indecomposable Rmodule with M = Rad(M) M is principally supplemented module.

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