MHB Problem about equivalent conditions for a basis of a free module

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The discussion centers on the conditions for a basis of a free module, specifically the implications between statements labeled a, b, c, and d. The main issue raised is the assumption that there are only finitely many nonzero elements in b, which is linked to the uniqueness of the basis. The participant demonstrates that b implies d and c, and that c implies a, but questions the reasoning behind the finite nature of a_z in b. The conclusion drawn is that the finiteness of a_z in b stems from Z being a generating set for the module M, confirming its status as a basis. The conversation highlights the intricacies of understanding basis conditions in free modules.
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I don't see why there should be only finitely many nonzero a_z in b. I was able to prove uniqueness assuming that there only finitely many nonzero. I was able to show b implies d and b implies c, c implies a.
 

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So you're referring to the implication (a) $\implies$ (b). There are only finitely many $a_z$ in (b) simply because $Z$ is a generating set for $M$ (since it is a basis by (a)).
 
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