Algebraic Compactness OF Π Mα / Mα
Abstract
In this note, we are working within the category of (unitary, left) R-modules, where R is a countable ring. It is well known (see e.g. Kiepi\'nski & Simson [5], Theorem 2.2) that the latter condition implies that the (left) pure global dimension of R is at most 1. Given an infinite index set A, and a family M∈, ∈ A we are concerned with the conditions as to when the R-module Π/=Π∈ AM/∈ AM is or is not algebraically compact. There are a number of special results regarding this question and this note is meant to be an addition to and a generalization of the set of these results. Whether the module in the title is algebraically compact or not depends on the numbers of algebraically compact and non-compact modules among the components M.
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