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Finite presentation of a module (Rs→Rr→M→0)

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A module is finitely presented when it admits the displayed exact sequence for finite integers r,s. Thus it has finitely many generators and finitely many relations. On a Noetherian ring, every finitely generated module has a finite presentation.

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