Answer to Question #16881 in Abstract Algebra for Mohammad

Abstract Algebra

Question #16881

Is Z semisimple Z-module?

Expert's answer

no because Z cant be represented as a direct sum of simple Z-modules ( those
modules are looks like Z_p where p is prime)

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