<![CDATA[Let R be a ring with unity and N a left R-module. Then N is said linearly independent to R (or N is R-linearly independent) if there exists a monomorphism φ : R(Λ) → N . We can define a generalization of linearly independency relative to an R-module M. N is called M-linearly independent if there exists a monomorphism φ:M(Λ) →N. Amodule iscalled M-sublinearly independentif is a factormodule of a module which is M-linearly independent. The set of M-sublinearly independent modules is denoted by τ [M ]. It is easy to see that τ [M ] is subcategory of category R-Mod. Furthermore, any submodule, factor module and external direct sum of module in τ [M ] are also in τ [M ]. A module is called τ [M ]-injective if it is P-injective, for all modules P in τ [M ]. Q is called τ [M ]-cohereditary if Q ∈τ [M ] and any factor module of Q is τ [M ]-injective. In this paper, we study the characterization of category τ [M ]-cohereditary modules. For any Q in τ [M ], Q is a τ [M ]-cohereditary if and only if every submodule of Q-projective module in τ [M ] is Q-projective. Moreover, Q is a τ [M ]-cohereditary if and only if every factor module of Q is a direct summand of module which contains this factor module. Also, we obtain some cohereditary properties of category τ [M ]. There are: for any R-modules P, Q. If Q is P-injective and every submodule of P is Q-projective, then Q is cohereditary (1); if P is Q-projective and Q is cohereditary, then every submodule of P is Q-projective (2); a direct product of modules which τ [M ]-cohereditary is τ [M ]-cohereditary (3). The cohereditary characterization and properties of category τ [M ] above is truly dual of characterization and properties of category τ [M ].]]>
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