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Global dimension zero and split exact sequences (gldimR=0⟺every short exact sequence splits)

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If global dimension is zero, every module is a projective module. Each short exact sequence splits because its quotient is projective. Conversely, splitting every short exact sequence makes each module a direct summand of a free module and therefore a projective module. Splitting also makes every module an injective module: for A↪B choose a retraction B→A and compose it with any prescribed map out of A.

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