A characterization of Gorenstein Dedekind domains

Abstract

In this paper, we show that a domain $R$ is a Gorenstein Dedekind
domain if and only if every divisible module is Gorenstein
injective; if and only if every divisible module is copure
injective.

Keywords

• Gorenstein Dedekind domain,divisible module

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