Investigates t-prime submodules and their properties in module theory, indicating new characterizations and decompositions.
Let R be a commutative ring with identity. For t∈ N, a proper submodule N of an R-module M is called a t-prime submodule if rm∈ N~(r∈ R, m∈ M), then m∈ N or rᵗ∈ (N:RM). We obtain some other characterizations of t-prime submodules. Also by some other notions like t-secondary submodules, various properties of t-prime submodules are investigated. To this end, we deal with irreducible as well as reduced t-prime decompositions of a submodule. We provide several examples with illustrate our results.
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