16D10-ZeroModule.tex

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Let $R$ be a ring.

The abelian group which contains only an identity element (zero) 
gains a trivial $R$-module structure, 
which we call the {\PMlinkescapetext {\it zero module}}.

Every $R$-module $M$ has an zero element 
and thus a submodule consisting of that element.
This is called the {\it zero submodule} of $M$.
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