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Main Authors: Cortés-Izurdiaga, Manuel, Poveda, Alejandro
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.20363
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author Cortés-Izurdiaga, Manuel
Poveda, Alejandro
author_facet Cortés-Izurdiaga, Manuel
Poveda, Alejandro
contents Given a module $X$ and a regular cardinal $κ$ we study various notions of $(κ,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-freeness and $(κ,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-separability. Bearing on appropriate set-theoretic assumptions, we construct a non-trivial $κ^+$-generated, $(κ^+,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-free and $(κ^+,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-separable module. Our construction allows $κ$ to be singular thus extending \cite[Theorem~4.7]{CortesGuilTorrecillas}. Bearing on similar set-theoretic assumptions, we characterize when every module $X$ has a perfect decomposition. As a subproduct we show that Enoch's conjecture for classes $\mathrm{Add}(X)$ is consistent with ZFC -- a fact first proved by Šaroch \cite{Saroch}.
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spellingShingle Almost free modules, perfect decomposition and Enochs's conjecture
Cortés-Izurdiaga, Manuel
Poveda, Alejandro
Rings and Algebras
Logic
Given a module $X$ and a regular cardinal $κ$ we study various notions of $(κ,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-freeness and $(κ,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-separability. Bearing on appropriate set-theoretic assumptions, we construct a non-trivial $κ^+$-generated, $(κ^+,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-free and $(κ^+,\mathrm{Add}(X))$-separable module. Our construction allows $κ$ to be singular thus extending \cite[Theorem~4.7]{CortesGuilTorrecillas}. Bearing on similar set-theoretic assumptions, we characterize when every module $X$ has a perfect decomposition. As a subproduct we show that Enoch's conjecture for classes $\mathrm{Add}(X)$ is consistent with ZFC -- a fact first proved by Šaroch \cite{Saroch}.
title Almost free modules, perfect decomposition and Enochs's conjecture
topic Rings and Algebras
Logic
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.20363