Exercise 11, § 10
Commutative Algebra, X
Soient a local noetherian ring, a Matlis -module, a finitely generated -module. Put for all ( § 8, Exercise 4). Prove that the graded -module is identified with the homology of a complex (\emph{loc. cit.}). In particular, if is nonzero, one has for and (Exercise 4).
11) Let be a local noetherian ring, a finitely generated -module, of dimension ; suppose that is a Buchsbaum module (, Exercise 7).
a) Prove that is annihilated by for (first treat the case , then reason by induction on ).
b) Let be a secant element for ; define for exact sequences .
c) Prove the formula (reason by induction on the integer , using b) and Exercise 8, d) of the ).
1 We do not know whether every local noetherian ring satisfies (CM).
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