Exercise 8, § 3
Tag 003X, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 003X].
Algebra, VIII, p. 53
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let A be a ring such that the A-modules and are of finite length. We identify with the dual of . For every left ideal of A, the orthogonal of is the right annihilator of in A; likewise, for every right ideal , the orthogonal is the left annihilator of . Prove that the following properties are equivalent:
(i) Every simple (left or right) A-module is reflexive.
(ii) The dual of any (left or right) simple A-module is simple.
(iii) For every minimal left ideal and every minimal right ideal , we have and .
(iv) The mapping is a bijection from the set of left ideals of A to the set of right ideals.
When these properties hold, we say that the ring A is autoinjective (cf. X, §1, p. 171, exercice 26).
a) Suppose that A is autoinjective; let M be a finitely generated (left or right) A-module. Prove that the following properties hold:
(i’) The A-module M is reflexive.
(ii’) The length of is equal to that of M.
(iii’) For every submodule N of M, we have .
(iv’) The mapping is a bijection from the set of submodules of M to the set of submodules of .
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