Rings for which every simple module is almost injective

Authors

  • H. Khabazian Department of Mathematical Sciences‎, ‎Isfahan University of Technology‎, ‎Isfahan‎, ‎Iran.
  • M. Arabi-Kakavand Department of Mathematical Sciences‎, ‎Isfahan University of Technology‎, ‎Isfahan‎, ‎Iran.
  • Sh. Asgari Department of Mathematical Sciences‎, ‎University of Isfahan‎, ‎Isfahan‎, ‎Iran‎, ‎and School of Mathematics‎, ‎Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM)‎, ‎Tehran‎, ‎Iran.
Abstract:

We introduce the class of “right almost V-rings” which is properly between the classes of right V-rings and right good rings. A ring R is called a right almost V-ring if every simple R-module is almost injective. It is proved that R is a right almost V-ring if and only if for every R-module M, any complement of every simple submodule of M is a direct summand. Moreover, R is a right almost V-ring if and only if for every simple R-module S, either S is injective or the injective hull of S is projective of length 2. Right Artinian right almost V-rings and right Noetherian right almost V-rings are characterized. A 2×2 upper triangular matrix ring over R is a right almost V-ring precisely when R is semisimple.

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Journal title

volume 42  issue 1

pages  113- 127

publication date 2016-02-01

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