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Conversely, if the character module M∗ is injective, every restriction map in the preceding display is surjective. The character Tensor-hom adjunction then makes the dual of N′⊗A​M→N⊗A​M surjective. Since D detects injections, that tensor map is injective for every inclusion N′↪N. Hence M is flat, and
(2)⟹(1).​
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Together these two implications prove the Lambek theorem, with both the duality and the injective-cogenerator facts justified.

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