The goal of this work is to develop a functorial transfer of properties between a module $A$ and the category ${\mathcal M}_{E}$ of right modules over its endomorphism ring, $E$, that is more sensitive than the traditional starting point, $\textnormal{Hom}(A, \cdot )$. The main result is a fact
Categories of Modules over Endomorphism Rings
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- Amer Mathematical Society
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- 1993
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- English
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- 159
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- Memoirs AMS 492
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