On the Classical Primary Radical of Submodules
Keywords:
classical primary submodule, primary submodule, classical primary radical of submodule, primary radical of submodul, primary ideal.Abstract
In this paper we characterize the classical primary radical of submodules and classical primary submodules of modules over a commutative rings with identity. Those are extended from radical classical primary, radical primary, and primary of submodules, respectively. Moreover, we investigate relationships between classical primary radical and radical primary submodules.References
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