👉 In mathematics, an "intermodule" is a concept used in algebraic geometry to describe a module that is not a direct sum of its irreducible components. It is typically defined as a module that is not a direct sum of its irreducible modules, i.e., it has no proper submodules that are direct sums of the underlying modules. For example, consider the set of polynomials in one variable with coefficients from a field K, denoted by F[x]. This set can be considered
