150 research outputs found

    Strongly flat covers

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    Autori: BAZZONI S., SALCE L

    Tilting modules over valuation domains

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    The structure of tilting modules over valuation domains R is investigated. It is proved that the S-divisible modules δS\delta_S introduced by Fuchs-Salce are canonical generators for the tilting torsion classes over valuation domains, assuming V=L and that the cardinality of the pure-injective hull of R is at most the continuum when the tilting generator has uncountable rank

    An indepedence result on cotorsion theories over valuation domains

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    It is shown that, over suitable valuation domains R with field of quotients Q, the cotorsion theory G(K) generated by K = Q/R coincides with the cotorsion theory Cr-partial derivative cogenerated by the Fuchs' divisible module partial derivative, provided that Godel's Axiom of Constructibility V = L is assumed. On the other hand, assuming Martin's Axiom and the negation of the Continuum Hypothesis, it is proved that the cotorsion theory G(K) is strictly smaller than C-partial derivative. by exhibiting a strongly (N - k )-free divisible module M of projective dimension 2 such that Ext(R)(1) (M, K) = 0. Applications to Whitehead R modules are derive

    The Hierarchy of Uniserial Modules Over A Valuation Domain

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    The class of uniserial modules (i.e. modules whose submodules form a chain under inclusion) is studied over a valuation domain R. The isomorphy classes of torsion uniserial R-modules form a monoid Unis R under the operation Tor. In this paper, certain submonoids of Unis R are investigated, which consist of nonfinitely annihilated uniserials; these include all the nonstandard uniserial modules. Some of the submonoids turn out to be Clifford semigroups (i.e. unions of groups). Several results give information about the structure of monoids and about their group constituents. The non-finitely annihilated uniserials are classified into six classes; this classification is slightly different from the one for non-standard uniserials due to Bazzoni-Salce

    Salce family

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    L-R: Dorothy Curtis (later Trafton), Kathleen Curtis Salce, Virgilio Salce, others unidentified

    Arthur Salce, Candelaria Gutierrez Salce, Florinda Gutierrez and Emil KAllina

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    Group standing on dirt road. L-R: Arthur Salce, Candelaria Gutierrez Salce, Florinda Gutierrez, Emil Kalina (in uniform

    Vivian, Richard and Bertha Salce

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    L-R: Vivian Salce, Richard Salce and Bertha Salce (children of Virgil (Virgilio) and Cathleen Curtis Salce) seated on hood of truc

    Salce children and their children

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    L-R: Ida Salce Gutierrez with her son James, Cathy in front of Ida; Lena Salce Apodaca with daughter Charlene; Dorothy Curtis (later Trafton), her mother Dulcelina (Dulce) Salce Curtis, Evelyn Curtis (later Losack); Cathleen Curtis Salce and Virgil Salce with children Bertha, Vivian and Richar

    Elongations of Uniserial Modules Over Valuation Domains

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    AbstractLet U and W be uniserial modules over a valuation domain. Existence and uniqueness of uniserial modules V such that there exists an exact sequence 0 → W → V → U → 0 are discussed. Complete answers are obtained for both standard and non-standard U
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