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Tensor products of separable reduced primary modules

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 January 2009

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R will denote a Dedekind domain and Pone of its prime ideals. A P-primary module will be an R-module all of whose non-zero elements have annihilators that are powers of the prime P. In all that follows E is such a module.

The height of 0 ≠ xE will be max{n : xPnE}. It is denoted by h(x). If this maximum does not exist we will say h(x)∞.

Clearly the condition is equivalent to E having no non-zero elements of infinite height. Adopting the terminology of (2, Ch. XI) where such modules over the ring of integers are studied, we will call these modules separable and reduced.

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