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arXiv2015

A Characterization of Modules with Cyclic Socle

In 2009, J. Wood [15] proved that Frobenius bimodules have the extension property for symmetrized weight compositions. Later, in [9], it was proved that having a cyclic socle is sufficient for satisfying the property, while the necessity remained an open question. Here, landing in Midway, the necessity is proved, a module alphabet RA has the extension property for symmetrized weight compositions built on AutR(A) is necessarily having a cyclic socle.

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arXiv2014

On Symmetrized Weight Compositions

A characterization of module alphabets with the Hamming weight EP (abbreviation for Extension Property) had been settled. A thoughtfully constructed example by J.A.Wood finished the tour. Frobenius bimodules were proved to satisfy the EP with respect to symmetrized weight compositions. In 4, the embeddability in the character group of the ambient ring R was found sufficient for a module RA to satisfy the EP with respect to swc built on any subgroup of AutR(A), while the necessity remained a question. A least action trial suggests bridging to the already settled case, a trial that turns out to be successful. Here, landing in a Midway, the necessity is proved by jumping to Hamming weight. Corollary 1.11 declares a characterization of module alphabets satisfying the EP with respect to swc

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