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Injective hull (E(M))

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The injective hull of a module M is a minimal injective extension of M in which M is an essential submodule.

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The concept of an "injective hull" arises in the context of module theory, a branch of mathematics that studies algebraic structures known as modules, which generalize vector spaces. An **injective module** is a type of module that has the property that any homomorphism from a submodule into the injective module can be extended to the whole module.
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