ON SUBMODULE TRANSFORMS T(N) AND S(N)

On special submodule of modules

‎Let $R$ be a domain with quotiont field $K$‎, ‎and‎ ‎let $N$ be a submodule of an $R$-module $M$‎. ‎We say that $N$ is‎ ‎powerful (strongly primary) if $x,yin K$ and‎ ‎$xyMsubseteq N$‎, ‎then $xin R$ or $yin R$ ($xMsubseteq N$‎ ‎or $y^nMsubseteq N$ for some $ngeq1$)‎. ‎We show that a submodule‎ ‎with either of these properties is comparable to every prime‎ ‎submodule of $M$‎, ‎also we show tha...

On Duality of Submodule Lattices 1

An elementary proof is given for Hutchinson’s duality theorem, which states that if a lattice identity λ holds in all submodule lattices of modules over a ring R with unit element then so does the dual of λ.

Submodule Algebras

The complement operation on modules has not been argued so far as we know. We observe that it plays an important role in software maintenance, as well as join and meet operations. A de nition of a module and operations on them is given in category theoretic terms; we adopt well-known characterization of complement as a left adjoint to join. The de nition is rst given locally and then extended t...

Submodule Construction Using Derivatives

Top-down design methodology is one of the widely used approaches to the design of complex concurrent systems. In this approach, the speciication of a system is decomposed into a set of submodules whose concurrent behavior is equivalent to that of the system speciication. The following problem is of particular importance when using this methodology: given the speciication of a system and some of...

A note on the comparison between Laplace and Sumudu transforms