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This work continued the study begun in the first paper. Given an R module M, if we postulate that the annihilator of M is nontrivial, the annihilator of each element is nontrivial. If instead we postulate that the annihilator of a single element is trivial, then the annihilator of M is trivial as well. In this article the authors explored the balance point of these two conditions: the annihilator of each element is nontrivial, and yet the annihilator of the entire module is trivial. The existence and minimum cardinalities of generating sets for such modules are considered.

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This page is a summary of: RINGS WHICH ADMIT FAITHFUL TORSION MODULES II, Journal of Algebra and Its Applications, June 2012, World Scientific Pub Co Pte Lt,
DOI: 10.1142/s0219498811005828.
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