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Simple module

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A simple module is a nonzero module whose only submodules are zero and the module itself. Simple modules are the building blocks of modules of finite length: the factors of a composition series are simple. Over a group algebra, simple modules are the same as irreducible representations. Every simple left module over a ring RR is isomorphic to R/𝔪R/\mathfrak{m} for a maximal left ideal 𝔪\mathfrak{m}.

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