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Module retraction (ri=I)

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A module retraction onto a submodule Ui​X is a module homomorphism r:X→U with ri=IU​. It gives X=i(U)⊕kerr: write x=i(r(x))+(x−i(r(x))). Thus a nonzero proper submodule admitting a retraction contradicts indecomposability. Extending a projection from a larger submodule can produce such a retraction through the long exact sequence of Ext groups.

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