Show that any maximal ideal I of R is the annihilator of some simple left R-module, but not conversely.
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2012-10-31T08:52:33-0400
Let V = R/m, where mis a maximal left ideal of R containing I. Then IV = 0, soI ⊆ann(V ). Since ann(V ) is an ideal of R, themaximality of I implies that I = ann(V ).
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