A module M is said to have the SIP if intersection of each pair direct summands also a summand M. In this article, we define SIPr and only exact where r left preradical for category right modules. We investigate structural properties SIPr-modules locate implications between other properties. deal with decomposition theory as well SIPr-modules. provide examples by looking at special preradicals.

the class of ads modules with the sip (briefly‎, ‎$sa$-modules) is studied‎. ‎various conditions for a module to be $sa$-module are given‎. ‎it is proved that for a quasi-continuous module $m$‎, ‎$m$ is a uc-module if and only if $m$ is an $sa$-module‎. ‎also‎, ‎it is proved that the direct sum of two $sa$-modules as $r$-modules is an $sa$-module when $r$ is the sum of the annihilators of these...

The method of intersection spaces associates rational Poincaré complexes to singular stratified spaces. For a conifold transition, the resulting cohomology theory yields the correct count of all present massless 3-branes in type IIB string theory, while intersection cohomology yields the correct count of massless 2-branes in type IIA theory. For complex projective hypersurfaces with an isolated...

We introduce the notions of T-dual Rickart and strongly T-dual Rickart modules. We provide several characterizations and investigate properties of each of these concepts. It is shown that every free (resp. finitely generated free) $R$-module is T-dual Rickart if and only if $overline{Z}^2(R)$ is a  direct summand of $R$ and End$(overline{Z}^2(R))$ is a semisimple (resp. regular) ring. It is sho...