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Let M be an indecomposable automorphism-invariant module with finite Goldie dimension such that M is not quasi-injective.
This gives another example of an indecomposable module with finite Goldie dimension which is automorphism invariant but not quasi-injective.
In [1], several equivalent characterizations are given of when an automorphism-invariant module with finite Goldie dimension is quasi-injective.
Thus, we have an example of an indecomposable module with finite Goldie dimension which is automorphism invariant but not quasi-injective.
This means that the question of whether an automorphism-invariant module with finite Goldie dimension is quasi-injective reduces to study when an indecomposable automorphism-invariant module having finite Goldie dimension is quasi-injective.
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Is there a theory for modules with both finite uniserial and couniserial dimensions that parallels to Krull Schmidt Remak Azumaya theorem?
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