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Global dimension zero characterises semisimple module categories

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice. For a ring R, left global dimension zero is equivalent to every left R-module being semisimple; the corresponding statement holds on the right.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A ring R and the left-module convention; the right statement is obtained by replacing R with Rop.

Proof

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If left global dimension is zero, every left module has projective dimension zero and hence is projective. By Equivalent module-theoretic characterizations of semisimple rings, a ring for which every left module is projective is precisely a semisimple ring, equivalently every left module is semisimple.

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2.1

Conversely, if every left module is semisimple, the same ring characterization makes every left module projective. Its projective dimension is therefore zero, so the supremum in Left and right global dimension of a ring is zero. Replacing R by Rop proves the right-module statement.

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