Self-injectivity of M(X,A) versus M(X,A) modulo its socle

Abstract

Let A be a field of subsets of a set X and M(X,A) be the ring of all real valued A-measurable functions on X. It is shown that M(X,A) is self-injective if and only if A is a complete and c+- additive field of sets. This answers a question raised in [H. Azadi, M. Henriksen and E. Momtahan, Some properties of algebras of real valued measurable functions, Acta Math. Hungar, 124, (2009), 15--23]. Also, it is observed that if A is a σ-field, M(X,A) modulo its socle is self-injective if and only if A is a complete and c+- additive field of sets with a finite number of atoms.

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