A STRONG CANCELLATION THEOREM FOR MODULES OVER C∞×Cq

The module cancellation problem asks whether, given modules X, X′ and Y over a ring Λ, the existence of an isomorphism X⊕Y≅⁡X′⊕Y implies that X≅⁡X′. When q is prime we prove a strong cancellation property for certain modules over ℤ[C∞×Cq], generalizing, in part, the strong cancellation property for modules over ℤ[Cq] established by R. Wiegand (1984).

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Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1216/rmj.2024.54.1103
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advanced mathematical theories
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A STRONG CANCELLATION THEOREM FOR MODULES OVER C∞×Cq

F. E. A. Johnson
Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics
advanced mathematical theories
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A STRONG CANCELLATION THEOREM FOR MODULES OVER C∞×Cq

F. E. A. Johnson
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Abstract

The module cancellation problem asks whether, given modules X, X′ and Y over a ring Λ, the existence of an isomorphism X⊕Y≅⁡X′⊕Y implies that X≅⁡X′. When q is prime we prove a strong cancellation property for certain modules over ℤ[C∞×Cq], generalizing, in part, the strong cancellation property for modules over ℤ[Cq] established by R. Wiegand (1984).

Rocky Mountain Journal of MathematicsVol. 54(4)
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advanced mathematical theories
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