ABSTRACT
Let G be a division ring and F ⊂ G a fixed subdivision ring of G such that dim F G = ∞, dim G F = 2 and the F-G-bimodule F G G has the infinite dimension type d−∞( F G G ) = (…, 2, 2…,2, 2, 1, ∞) in the sense of Simson (Citation1996 Citation2000), see Section 2. In particular, the hereditary ring is a counter-example to the pure semisimplicity conjecture. Let be a complete set of representatives of pairwise non-isomorphic preinjective right R G -modules. We prove that the reduced product is a direct sum , where , , s 0 = s 1 = (card G)ℵ0 , and means the direct sum of s j copies of the right ideal P j of R G . We also show that is isomorphic to ∏ℵ0 P 1.
Communicated by J. Gomaz Pardo.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We thank Professor Daniel Simson for his encouragement. We also thank the referee for suggestions that influenced the final form of the article. Supported by MREEF.