Bourbaki

Exercise 3, § 7

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Algebra, III, 634

Give an example of a ring A with the following property: in the A-module E=A2E = A^2, there exists a submodule F such that, if j:F→Ej : F \to E is the canonical injection, ⋀2j\bigwedge^2 j is identically zero even when neither ⋀2E\bigwedge^2 E nor ⋀2F\bigwedge^2 F reduces to 0 (II, § 4, Exercise 2).

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