Let $S$ be a g-monoid with
quotient group q$(S)$. Let $\bar {\rm F}(S)$ (resp., F$(S)$,
f$(S)$) be the $S$-submodules of q$(S)$ (resp., the fractional
ideals of $S$, the finitely generated fractional ideals of
$S$). Briefly, set f := f$(S)$, g := F$(S)$, h := $\bar{\rm
F}(S)$, and let $\{\rm{x,y}\}$ be a subset of the set $\{$f,
g, h$\}$ of symbols. For a semistar operation $\star$ on $S$,
if $(E + E_1)^\star = (E + E_2)^\star$ implies ${E_1}^\star =
{E_2}^\star$ for every $E \in$ x and every $E_1, E_2 \in$ y,
then $\star$ is called xy-cancellative. In this paper, we
prove that a gg-cancellative semistar operation
need not be fh-cancellative.
Subjects | Mathematical Sciences |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | July 11, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 |