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Faithful module (AnnR​(M)=0)

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A module is faithful when its annihilator of a module is zero. Equivalently, the action ring homomorphism R→EndZ​(M) to the endomorphism ring of its additive abelian group is injective: every nonzero scalar acts nontrivially somewhere on M. A primitive ring has a faithful simple module.

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