Let R be a commutative ring and M be an R-module. We say that M is fully primary, if every proper submodule of M is primary. In this paper, we state some characterizations of fully primary modules. We also give some characterizations of rings over which every module is fully primary, and of those rings over which there exists a faithful fully primary module. Furthermore, we will introduce some ...

let r be a commutative ring and m be an r-module. we say that m is fully primary, if every proper submodule of m is primary. in this paper, we state some characterizations of fully primary modules. we also give some characterizations of rings over which every module is fully primary, and of those rings over which there exists a faithful fully primary module. furthermore, we will introduce some ...

Let G be a nite group and k an algebraically closed eld of characteristic p. Let F U be the Rickard idempotent kG-module corresponding to the set U of subvarieties of the cohomology variety VG which are not irreducible components. We show that F U is a nite sum of generic modules corresponding to the irreducible components of VG. In this context, a generic module is an indecomposable module of ...

A module MR is called right principally quasi-Baer (or simply right p.q.-Baer) if the right annihilator of a principal submodule of R is generated by an idempotent. Let R be a ring. Let α be an endomorphism of R and MR be a α-compatible module and T = R[[x;α]]. It is shown that M [[x]]T is right p.q.-Baer if and only if MR is right p.q.-Baer and the right annihilator of any countably-generated ...

Lifting modules and their various generalizations as some main concepts in module theory have been studied and investigated extensively in recent decades. Some authors tried to present some homological aspects of lifting modules and -supplemented modules. In this work, we shall present a homological approach to -supplemented modules via fully invariant submodules. Lifting modules and H-suppleme...

We show that for an artin algebra Λ, the telescope conjecture for module categories is equivalent to certain idempotent ideals of modΛ being generated by identity morphisms. As a consequence, we prove the conjecture for domestic standard selfinjective algebras and domestic special biserial algebras. We achieve this by showing that in any Krull-Schmidt category with local d.c.c. on ideals, any i...