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Loewy length

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The Loewy length of a finite-length module is both the least m for which Jm(M)=0 and the least m for which Socm(M)=M.
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Radical and socle series of a direct sum

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Loewy length
For finite-length modules U,V and every nonnegative integer i,
Ji(U⊕V)=Ji(U)⊕Ji(V),Soci(U⊕V)=Soci(U)⊕Soci(V).
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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2019 / iii / Paper 138 / 1 / d / ii / Solution

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