a scheme over quasi-prime spectrum of modules
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the notions of quasi-prime submodules and developed zariski topology was introduced by the present authors in cite{ah10}. in this paper we use these notions to define a scheme. for an $r$-module $m$, let $x:={qin qspec(m) mid (q:_r m)inspec(r)}$. it is proved that $(x, mathcal{o}_x)$ is a locally ringed space. we study the morphism of locally ringed spaces induced by $r$-homomorphism $mrightarrow n$, and also by ring homomorphism $rrightarrow s$. among other results, we show that $(x, mathcal{o}_x)$ is a scheme by putting some suitable conditions on $m$.
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journal of algebra and related topicsPublisher: university of guilan
ISSN 2345-3931
volume 2
issue 1 2014
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