Bourbaki

Exercise 1, § 7

Commutative Algebra, VIII, p. 103

Let Γ⊂N\Gamma \subset \mathbf{N} be a submonoid of N\mathbf{N} such that N−Γ\mathbf{N} - \Gamma is a finite set. Let (a1,...,ar)(a_1, ..., a_r) (0<a1<...<ar)(0 < a_1 < ... < a_r) be a minimal system of generators of Γ\Gamma, and let kk be a field. Put A=k[Γ]A = k[\Gamma]. a) Prove that AA is isomorphic to the sub-kk-algebra of k[T]k[T] generated by Ta1,...,TarT^{a_1}, ..., T^{a_r}. b) Let mm be the maximal ideal of AA generated by Ta1,...,TarT^{a_1}, ..., T^{a_r}; let AmA_m be the local ring of AA at mm, and put q=mAmq = mA_m. Prove that one has dim⁡kq/q2=r\dim_k q/q^2 = r and eq(Am)=a1e_q(A_m) = a_1.

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