Artinian module

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An Artinian module is an algebraic structure over a ring that satisfies the descending chain condition on its submodules, meaning every decreasing sequence of submodules eventually stabilizes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic structure
mathematical object
module theory concept
abbreviation Artinian R-module
appearsIn Artin–Wedderburn theorem
surface form: Wedderburn–Artin theory
characterizedBy finite length over semiprimary rings
closedUnder finite direct sums
quotient modules
submodules
context abstract algebra
module theory
contrastedWith Noetherian module defined by ascending chain condition
definedOver ring
dualTo Noetherian module
generalizes Artinian ring
hasChainCondition descending chain condition on submodules
hasCondition every descending chain of submodules stabilizes
hasDecomposition composition series when of finite length
hasEquivalentDefinition every nonempty set of submodules has a minimal element
hasExample finite abelian groups as Z-modules
finite length modules
modules over Artinian rings that are finitely generated
hasProperty every Artinian module has finite length over a semiprimary ring
every nonzero Artinian module has a simple submodule
intersection of all maximal submodules can be nonzero
satisfies descending chain condition on submodules
implies Jacobson radical acts nilpotently on some classes of modules
module has minimal submodules
module is of finite length over a left Artinian ring
isGeneralizationOf Artinian abelian group
namedAfter Emil Artin
notEquivalentTo Noetherian module in general
overArtinianRing every finitely generated module is Artinian if and only if it is Noetherian
every module of finite length is Artinian
relatedConcept Artinian ring
Noetherian module
finite length module
semisimple module
studiedIn homological algebra
usedIn noncommutative ring theory
representation theory of algebras
structure theory of modules

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Noetherian module contrastsWith Artinian module