I want examples of long exact sequences of Abelian groups, as below, with no morphism being monic. $\require{AMScd}$ \begin{CD} A@>a>>B\\ @AdAA @VVbV\\ D @<<c< C \end{CD}
I've become interested in the subject but it turns out that I can't construct these sequences. Need help.
If one of the groups is $0$ the sequence is short exact and I want to examine a sort of generalization of that. \begin{CD} A@>a>>B\\ @AdAA @VVbV\\ 0 @<<c< C \end{CD}
What I mean is the following. If you have an exact sequence $$\cdots X_{i-1}\to X_i\to X_{i+1}\to\cdots$$ define for each $i\in\{0,1,2,3\}$ the module $S_i$ as the direct sum of all the $X_j$ with $j\equiv i\mod 4$, and maps $S_i\to S_{i+1}$, with the indices taken modulo $4$, in the obvious way to get a diagram $\require{AMScd}$ \begin{CD} S_0@>>>S_1\\ @AAA @VVV\\ S_3 @<<< S_2 \end{CD}