Bourbaki

Exercise 2, § 20

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Algebra, VIII, p. 394

Let A be a K-algebra. We view the dual A∗A^* of A as a left A-module.

a) The mapping E↦E′E\mapsto E' is a surjection from the set of A-submodules of A∗A^* to the set of right ideals of A. When E is such a submodule, the orthogonal of E′E' in A∗A^* is a submodule of A∗A^* containing E.

b) Prove that the orthogonal in A of the socle of A∗A^* is the radical of A.

c) Prove that the orthogonal in A∗A^* of the socle of AdA_d is the radical of the A-module A∗A^*. Deduce that A∗A^* is a semisimple A-module if and only if the ring A is semisimple.

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