t-g-radical supplemented modules

Abstract

We introduce and study the class of t-g-radical supplemented modules, which unifies two independent generalizations of the classical supplemented module condition: g-radical supplements and t-sum terms. A module M is t-g-radical supplemented if every submodule N ≤ M has a g-radical supplement that is simultaneously a t-sum term of M. We establish closure properties under t-sums, quotient modules, and homomorphic images, prove inheritance by t-sum terms, and classify the standard module classes (simple, semisimple, local, hollow, and Prüfer groups) within this framework. A key observation is that the class strictly contains the class of supplemented modules: both Q and Zp∞ are t-g-radical supplemented but not supplemented.

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