The lattice of abstract elementary classes of modules
Tapani Hyttinen, Marcos Mazari-Armida, Gianluca Paolini
Abstract
Let R be a ring. We organize the abstract elementary classes whose underlying class is the class of all R-modules and whose strong submodel relation lies between the submodule and direct summand relations into a lattice LR, ordered by reverse inclusion. We establish the basic lattice-theoretic properties of LR and investigate its two natural sublattices, below and above purity. Below purity, we isolate relations defined by first-order pp-formulas for which amalgamation, tameness, and stability hold. Above purity, we introduce relations defined by infinitary pp-formulas and prove a broad stability result. Specializing to abelian groups, we show that the lattice LZ has the following properties: it has a strong submodel relation that is not positive syntactic, it contains an uncountable antichain and a strictly increasing proper-class-sized chain, and it has a broad region above purity where amalgamation fails.
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