Let R be a local ring of bounded module type. It is shown that R is an almost maximal valuation ring if there exists a non-maximal prime ideal J such that R/J is an almost maximal valuation domain. We deduce from this that R is almost maximal if one of the following conditions is satisfied: R is a Q-algebra of Krull dimension ≤ 1 or the maximal ideal of R is the union of all non-maximal prime i...

 ‎In this article‎, ‎we first‎ ‎show that non-Noetherian Artinian uniserial modules over‎ ‎commutative rings‎, ‎duo rings‎, ‎finite $R$-algebras and right‎ ‎Noetherian rings are $1$-atomic exactly like $Bbb Z_{p^{infty}}$‎. ‎Consequently‎, ‎we show that if $R$ is a right duo (or‎, ‎a right‎ ‎Noetherian) ring‎, ‎then the Noetherian dimension of an Artinian‎ ‎module with homogeneous uniserial dim...

In this note I show that for most F–finite regular rings R of positive characteristic the localization Rf at an element f ∈ R is generated by f as a DR–module. This generalizes and gives an alternative proof of te results in [1] where the result is proven for the polynomial ring, thereby answering questions raised in [1] affirmatively. The proof given here is a surprisingly simple application o...

In this note we show that a Noetherian module has a dual module if and only if it satisfies AB5*. A connection between completeness and AB5* is also established. In this note we relate completeness, quasi-completeness, the A B5* condition, and duality. The main result is that a Noetherian R-module has a dual module if and only if it satisfies A B5*. Throughout this note R will denote a commutat...

The first half of this note concerns modules; so let R be a nonzero associative ring with unit. A countably infinite direct product of copies of R, which we will usually regard as a left R-module, will be written R (ω denoting the set of natural numbers); the corresponding direct sum, i.e., the free left R-module of countably infinite rank, will be written ⊕ ω R. Here, now, are the two not-alwa...

Let R be a commutative ring with identity and M an R-module. The Scalar-Product Graph of M is defined as the graph GR(M) with the vertex set M and two distinct vertices x and y are adjacent if and only if there exist r or s belong to R such that x = ry or y = sx. In this paper , we discuss connectivity and planarity of these graphs and computing diameter and girth of GR(M). Also we show some of...

Let R be a ring and M a right R-module. It is shown that: (1) M is Artinian if and only if M is a GAS-module and satisfies DCC on generalized supplement submodules and on small submodules; (2) if M satisfies ACC on small submodules, then M is a lifting module if and only if M is a GASmodule and every generalized supplement submodule is a direct summand of M if and only if M satisfies (P ∗); (3)...

In constrast to group actions, however, one cannot always convert left module structures to right structures and vice versa. To clarify the situation, it is convenient to introduce the opposite ring R, which has the same underlying abelian group R but with multiplication a · b = ba. Then a left module over R is the same thing as a right module over R, and vice versa. Consequently, if R happens ...