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Finite sum of simple submodules (S1​+⋯+Sn​ is semisimple)

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A finite sum of simple modules inside one module is a semisimple module. Inductively, if M is the sum already retained, then M∩Sj​ is a submodule of the simple module Sj​, hence zero or Sj​. In the first case append Sj​ as a direct summand; in the second it adds nothing. This gives a direct sum of modules selected from the original family.

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