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On reduced G-perfection and horizontal linkage relative to a semidualizing module

In their investigation of horizontal linkage of modules of finite Gorenstein dimension over a commutative, Noetherian, semiperfect (e.g., local) ring, Dibaei and Sadeghi introduced the class of reduced G-perfect modules, making use of Bass' concept of reduced grade. A few years later, the same authors extended this class by considering the relative property of reduced G$_C$-perfection, where $C$ is a semidualizing module, and studied linkage even further. In the present paper, we contribute to their theory and also generalize results of Auslander and Bridger as well as of Martsinkovsky and Strooker. Our investigation includes, for example, when reduced G$_C$-perfection is preserved by relative Auslander transpose, and how to numerically characterize horizontally linked modules under suitable conditions. Along the way, we show how to produce reduced $\textrm{G}_C$-perfect modules that are also $C$-$k$-torsionless (for a given integer $k\geq 0$) but fail to be $\textrm{G}_C$-perfect, and moreover we illustrate that, in contrast to the usual grade, the relative reduced grade does depend on the choice of $C$.

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