Exercise 7, § 2
Algebra, II, p. 183
a) If u is a surjective endomorphism of an A-module E, u is not a right divisor of zero in . Conversely, if for every submodule of E, there exists a linear form , zero on F and surjective, every element not a right divisor of zero in is a surjective endomorphism. b) If E is the -module defined in exerc. 6 c), prove that every endomorphism of E is surjective, although there exists no linear form on E.
c) Prove that if E is a -module free , there exist non-surjective endomorphisms of E which are not right divisors of zero in .
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