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Parameter family for an elementary abelian p-group

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For P=Cp​×Cp​, put x=g−1, y=h−1. On a basis v,w, prescribe xv=w, xw=0, yv=λw, yw=0. These are valid modules because every product of two radical operators is zero. Each is indecomposable, and an isomorphism preserves the equality y=λx, hence preserves λ. An infinite field therefore gives infinitely many isomorphism classes.

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