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The main aim of this paper is the Hopficity of module classes, the study of modules (rings) by properties of their endomorphisms is a classical research subject. In 1986, Hiremath \cite{Hi} introduced the concepts of Hopfian modules and…
We propose a new look on triangulated categories, which is based on the second Hochschild cohomology.
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