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Groups acting on modules

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Abelian Groups and Modules

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When a group of automorphisms Δ acts on a module M, each invariant submodule H of M determines two normal subgroups of Δ: the centraliser of H and the centraliser of M/H. Similarly, each normal subgroup Г of Δ determines two invariant submodules of M: the fixed module of Г and the residual of Г. These connections determine Galois correspondences between the lattice of normal subgroups of Δ and lattice of invariant submodules of M.

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Schultz, P. (1999). Groups acting on modules. In: Eklof, P.C., Göbel, R. (eds) Abelian Groups and Modules. Trends in Mathematics. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7591-2_6

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