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<title>Correct classes of modules</title>
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<description>Correct classes of modules
Wisbauer, R.
For a ring R, call a class C of R-modules (pure-)&#13;
mono-correct if for any M, N ∈ C the existence of (pure) monomorphisms M → N and N → M implies M ≃ N. Extending results&#13;
and ideas of Rososhek from rings to modules, it is shown that, for&#13;
an R-module M, the class σ[M] of all M-subgenerated modules&#13;
is mono-correct if and only if M is semisimple, and the class of&#13;
all weakly M-injective modules is mono-correct if and only if M is&#13;
locally noetherian. Applying this to the functor ring of R-Mod provides a new proof that R is left pure semisimple if and only if R-Mod&#13;
is pure-mono-correct. Furthermore, the class of pure-injective Rmodules is always pure-mono-correct, and it is mono-correct if and&#13;
only if R is von Neumann regular. The dual notion epi-correctness&#13;
is also considered and it is shown that a ring R is left perfect if&#13;
and only if the class of all flat R-modules is epi-correct. At the end&#13;
some open problems are stated.
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<title>Subsets of defect 3 in elementary Abelian 2-groups</title>
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Novikov, B.V.; Polyakova, L.Yu.
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<title>On simple groups of large exponents</title>
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<description>On simple groups of large exponents
Sonkin, D.
It is shown that the set of pairwise non-isomorphic&#13;
 2-generated simple groups of exponent n (n ≥ 2⁴⁸ and n is odd or&#13;
 divisible by 2⁹&#13;
 ) is of cardinality continuum. As a corollary, for any&#13;
 sufficiently large n the set of pairwise non-isomorphic 2-generated&#13;
 groups of exponent n is of cardinality continuum.
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<title>On intersections of normal subgroups in groups</title>
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<description>On intersections of normal subgroups in groups
Kulikova, O.V.
The paper is a generalization of [2]. For a group&#13;
 H = ‹A|O›, conditions for the equality Ñ₁ ∩ Ñ₂ = Ñ₁, Ñ₂] are&#13;
 given in terms of pictures, where Ñi  is the normal closure of a set  R¯&#13;
 i ⊂ H for i = 1, 2.
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