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We construct a computable module M over a computable commutative ring R such that the radical of M, rad(M), defined as the intersection of all proper maximal submodules, is Π1-complete. This shows that in general such radicals are as (logically) complicated as possible and, unlike many other kinds of ring-theoretic radicals, admit no arithmetical definition.
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The Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, founded in 1960, aims to publish high quality and original research papers in philosophical logic, mathematical logic, and related areas, including papers of compelling historical interest. The Journal is also willing to selectively publish expository articles on important current topics of interest as well as book reviews.