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Let \(E\) be a unital \(f\)-module over an \(f\)-algebra \(A\). With the help of Arens extension theory, a \((A^{\sim})_{n}^{\sim}\) module structure on \(E^{\sim}\) can be defined. The paper deals mainly with properties of the Arens homomorphism \(\eta\colon(A^{\sim})_{n}^{\sim}\to \operatorname {Orth}(E^{\sim})\), which is defined by the \((A^{\sim})_{n}^{\sim}\) module structure on \(E^{\sim}\). Necessary and sufficient conditions for an \(A\) submodule of \(E\) to be an order ideal are obtained.
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Functional Analysis and Its Applications publishes current problems of functional analysis, including representation theory, theory of abstract and functional spaces, theory of operators, spectral theory, theory of operator equations, and the theory of normed rings. The journal also covers the most important applications of functional analysis in mathematics, mechanics, and theoretical physics.