Lecture

Module Structure: Submodules and Ring Ideals

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This lecture covers the module structure, focusing on submodules and ring ideals. It explains the concept of submodules, generated modules, and the intersection of submodules. The instructor discusses the stability of modules and provides examples to illustrate these concepts.

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