Graded chain conditions and graded Jacobson radical of groupoid graded modules
Zaqueu Cristiano, Wellington Marques de Souza, Javier S\'anchez

TL;DR
This paper develops foundational concepts for groupoid graded rings and modules, focusing on chain conditions, the graded Jacobson radical, and the gr-socle, revealing similarities and differences with classical module theory.
Contribution
It introduces new chain conditions, explores properties of the graded Jacobson radical, and defines the concept of gr-semilocal rings in the context of groupoid graded modules.
Findings
$ ext{Gamma}_0$-artinian modules share properties with classical artinian modules.
Existence of a right $ ext{Gamma}_0$-artinian ring that is not $ ext{Gamma}_0$-noetherian.
Fundamental properties of the graded Jacobson radical are established.
Abstract
In this work, we continue to lay the groundwork for the theory of groupoid graded rings and modules. The main topics we address include graded chain conditions, the graded Jacobson radical, and the gr-socle for graded modules. We present several descending (ascending) chain conditions for graded modules and we refer to the most general one as -artinian (-noetherian). We show that -artinian (resp. -noetherian) modules share many properties with artinian (noetherian) modules in the classical theory. However, we present an example of a right -artinian ring that is not right -noetherian. Following the pattern of the classical case, we examine the basic properties of the graded Jacobson radical and the gr-socle for groupoid graded modules. We also establish some fundamental properties of the graded Jacobson radical of groupoid…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
