Abstract
Recall that a commutative ring is said to be a normal ring if it is reduced and every two distinct minimal prime ideals are comaximal. A finitely generated reduced R-module is said to be a normal module if every two distinct minimal prime submodules are comaximal. The concepts of normal modules and locally torsion free modules are different, whereas they are equal in theory of commutative rings. We give many properties and examples of normal modules, we use them to characterize locally torsion free modules and Baer modules. Also, we give the topological characterizations of normal modules.
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