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Definiton

Let AA be an abelian group, let RR be a commutative ring. AA is an RR-module if it comes with an abelian group homomorphism α:R(AA)\alpha:R \to (A \to A) such that

  • α(1)=id A\alpha(1) = id_A

  • for all a:Ra:R and b:Rb:R, α(a)α(b)=α(ab)\alpha(a) \circ \alpha(b) = \alpha(a \cdot b)

Properties

Every abelian group is a \mathbb{Z}-module.

See also

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