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Indecomposable modules of a cyclic p-group in characteristic p (kCpn​)

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Let Cpn​=⟨g⟩ and let k have characteristic p. With u=g−1,
kCpn​≅k[u]/(upn).
(1)
Its finite-dimensional indecomposable modules are
Mr​=k[u]/(ur),1≤r≤pn.
(2)
Each is a uniserial module, with radical uMr​ and one-dimensional socle ur−1Mr​.

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