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Furuzan Ozbek

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Submonoids of the formal power series

Formal power series come up in several areas such as formal language theory , algebraic and enumerative combinatorics, semigroup theory, number theory etc. This paper focuses on the set x R[[x]] consisting of formal power series with zero constant term. This subset forms a monoid with the composition operation on series. We classify the sets T of strictly positive integers for which the set of formal power series, R[[x^T]]={all formal power series consisting of terms whose power is from T}, forms a monoid with composition as the operation. We prove that in order for R[[x^T]] to be a monoid, T itself has to be a submonoid of N. Unfortunately, this condition is not enough to guarantee the desired result. But if a monoid is strongly closed, then we get the desired result. We also consider an analogous problem for power series in several variables.

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Precovering and preenveloping ideals

L. Salce introduced the notion of a cotorsion pair (F,C) in the category of abelian groups. But his definitions and basic results carry over to more general abelian categories and have proven useful in a variety of settings. A significant result of cotorsion theory proven by Eklof and Trlifaj is that if a pair (F,C) of classes of R-modules is cogenerated by a set, then it is complete. Recently Herzog, Fu, Asensio and Torrecillas developed the ideal approximation theory. In this article we look at a result motivated by the Eklof-Trlifaj argument for an ideal I when it is generated by a set of homomorphisms.

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