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Assume tensor products of two nonzero modules never vanish. If m=n were distinct maximal ideals, then m+n=R and
(R/m)⊗R​(R/n)≅R/(m+n)=0,
(1)
although both residue fields are nonzero. Hence R has one maximal ideal m and is a local ring.
For every module M,
(R/m)⊗R​M≅M/mM.
(2)
If mM=M, this tensor product vanishes. Since R/m=0, the assumed property forces M=0. Thus condition (a) implies condition (b).
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